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1Do a warm up, run ~10 minutes.
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2Do squats. Look up an exercise routine.
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3Jump rope for 100 times a day. Work up to that amount or more.
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4Wall sits for 1 minute a day and work your way up to 1 minutes 3 times a day.
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5Play basketball or doing any sport that requires jumping.
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6Builds the fast twitch muscles in legs and groin.
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7Lose unnecessary body weight. Eat the right food.
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EditTips
- If you are of African-American descent, you have statistically an advantage so sorry other people.
- Have fun high jumping can be exciting and incredibly boring so its different for everyone and their unique situation.
EditWarnings
- "Drugs are bad."
- Develop a exercise routine otherwise no gain will be obtained. And gain lost is a very possible and apparent possibility.
- Have fun. If you are not having fun after months of training, decide if that is what you really want.
- Prevent ATDs. Use protective footwear sterilized equipment such as mouth guards and athletics cups. Do not share drinks. The chance of contracting an ATD is high especially in larger more athletic environments.
- Warm up thoroughly to allow muscles to relax and stretch.
- If you have a history in your family of athletes foot this can be cause for concern as it itches and can spread to other athletes it is A.T.D. So watch out and shower shoes in locker rooms and showers.
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