26/08/2025
Plyometrics, with their explosive jumps and dynamic movements, are a fantastic way to boost athleticism and power. However, they can be tough on your knees if not performed with care. 🏋️♂️💥
Feeling the burn during plyometrics is great, but experiencing knee pain isn’t. Knee pain during plyometrics may signify that your form needs improvement or that your body needs more strength and flexibility training before these high-impact exercises.
Warm up properly, focus on good form and gradually increase the workout intensity. Quad, hamstring, and hip strengthening exercises are also of utmost importance to support your knee. 🚀🏆
Have you incorporated plyometrics into your fitness routine? Share your experiences, insights, or favorite plyometric exercises below, and let's celebrate the thrill of dynamic training! 💬👇
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