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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Recovery from quadricep tendonitis
« on: April 19, 2016, 06:13:31 pm »the only advice i can give with respect to the relative distance of your steps is that each additional step you add to your approach should add height to the jump. so start with one step. if the first step doesn't add any height relative to your SVJ, practice it and mess with technique until it does. then add another step and mess with technique until two steps is consistently higher than one. et cetera. whatever relative length of steps you end up with will be specific to you, and pretty well greased, like adarq said.
i never approach from more than four steps away because i can't seem to get any additional power out of the fifth step. although now that i think about it i haven't tried in a long time. might do that this week, just to see.
we call this the T0ddday method.
Yea that sounds good. All the dunkers on youtube, I see they all take 4/5 steps on their approach. Currently, I think I jump my highest off 2/3 steps, any more and it kinda becomes a mess.