🔄 Our theme this week at WhiteLabelWorkouts.com is all about Time, Balance & Energy. These 3 things are so key to master – in our workouts, our business, and life! So I wanted to spend this whole week diving into them – with my trainer tip, our exercise explainer, and our workout this week.
Let’s put these 3 principles to work in this week’s White Label Exercise Explainer – Lateral Jump & Hop!
Note: This is a FREE Coach Resource – scroll down for your editable White Label Links to rebrand this content to your business …
Watch to video to learn more about this dynamic and powerful move:
The Lateral Jump & Hop, is all about mastering time & balance while building coordination & agility. 💪 Let’s dive into the details of this dynamic exercise and learn how to coach it effectively …
🌟 How to Perform the Lateral Jump & Hop:
- Start Strong: Begin in a balanced stance with your feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent, and core engaged.
- Jump to the Side: Push off with one foot, exploding laterally to the side while keeping your chest up and shoulders back.
- Catch and Stabilize: As you land on that same leg, focus on absorbing the impact by bending your knee and maintaining control.
- Power Up: Immediately propel yourself upward into a vertical jump, extending through your hips and driving your arms upward.
- Stick the Landing: Land softly with 1 leg, absorbing the impact through your legs and maintaining your balance.
- Repeat on the Other Side: Transition smoothly into the next repetition by bounding laterally in the opposite direction.
🎯 Coaching Cues:
- Emphasize the importance of maintaining proper form throughout the movement, especially in the landing phase.
- Encourage your clients to explode with power during each jump while focusing on control and stability during the landing.
- Remind them to engage their core muscles to enhance balance and coordination.
- Cue them to land softly on the balls of their feet, with soft knees to reduce impact on their joints.
🚫 Common Mistakes to Avoid:
- Lack of Control: Rushing through the movement without focusing on proper form can lead to loss of balance and potential injury.
- Insufficient Knee Bend: Not bending the knees enough during landing increases the risk of strain on the joints.
- Poor Core Engagement: Neglecting to activate the core muscles can compromise stability and diminish the effectiveness of the exercise.
- Overreaching: Attempting to jump too far laterally can result in instability and difficulty maintaining proper alignment.
💡 Why It Matters:
The Lateral Bound & Hop isn’t just about showing off athleticism—it’s a strategic blend of timing and balance that translates to real-world functional strength. By mastering this move, your clients will improve their agility, explosiveness, and overall athletic performance. Plus, it adds a fun and dynamic element to any workout routine!
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Stay AWESOME,
Xoxo ~ Ro ~ Your Online Fitness Specialist