Box Jump — Single-Leg Landing
Two feet up, one foot down. Keep the box low — this is a landing drill.
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The session that earns you the rest of the block. Week 1 is landings and ankle stiffness only; jumps arrive in week 2 and depth jumps in week 3. Athletes get hurt in the landing, never in the jump. Week 3 of 4 — react. Continuous hops and hurdles, roughly 120 contacts. Minimum ground time, no pausing between reps. Depth work unlocks this week.
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Two feet up, one foot down. Keep the box low — this is a landing drill.
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Ankles do the work, knees stay quiet. Minimum time on the floor.
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One leg, same stiffness. Stop the set the moment the rhythm breaks.
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Countermovement, arms swinging, maximum height every rep.
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Dead stop on the bench, no rocking. Pure concentric — this is where slow athletes are exposed.
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Box at 30–45 cm. Off, touch, straight back up — under 0.25 s on the floor. Stop when height drops.
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Plyometrics need something underneath them. Moderate load, clean reps.
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Trunk stiffness is what transmits a jump into the ice.
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