05/25/2026
Trying to be the old lady who still climbs mountains.
One reason I include box jumps in my training is that high impact exercise helps challenge bones to stay strong. Research has shown that even a small amount of jump training can improve hip bone density over time.
“After 16 weeks of high impact jump training, hip BMD can be improved in premenopausal women by jumping 10 or 20 times, twice daily…” Effect of Two Jumping Programs on Hip Bone Mineral Density in Premenopausal Women (PubMed) 🔗in bio
Strength. Power. Balance. Bone health.
⚠️ A quick note: High impact exercise isn’t appropriate for everyone. If you’re new to exercise, have osteoporosis, osteopenia, balance issues, joint problems, or other health concerns, it’s best to work with a qualified healthcare professional or strength coach before starting a jumping program.