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Workout Description

Maximum distance jumped horizontally from a standing position, measured in inches.

Why This Workout Is Easy

Basic test of horizontal explosive power.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Power (8/10): A direct measure of lower body explosive power applied horizontally. The goal is to generate maximal forward force from a static start.
  • Speed (5/10): Speed of muscle contraction and coordinated arm swing contribute to the power generated for the jump.
  • Strength (3/10): Leg strength (quads, glutes, hamstrings, calves) and core strength contribute to generating force for a maximal horizontal jump.
  • Flexibility (2/10): Good hip and ankle flexibility can aid in achieving an optimal take-off and landing position.
  • Endurance (1/10): Minimal cardiovascular demand. Pure test of explosive horizontal power from a standing position.
  • Stamina (1/10): Not a stamina test. Focus is on a single maximal effort jump for distance.

Modality Profile

Similar to a max height jump, it blends a monostructural jump with a gymnastic expression of horizontal power.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance1/10Minimal cardiovascular demand. Pure test of explosive horizontal power from a standing position.
Stamina1/10Not a stamina test. Focus is on a single maximal effort jump for distance.
Strength3/10Leg strength (quads, glutes, hamstrings, calves) and core strength contribute to generating force for a maximal horizontal jump.
Flexibility2/10Good hip and ankle flexibility can aid in achieving an optimal take-off and landing position.
Power8/10A direct measure of lower body explosive power applied horizontally. The goal is to generate maximal forward force from a static start.
Speed5/10Speed of muscle contraction and coordinated arm swing contribute to the power generated for the jump.

Maximum distance jumped horizontally from a standing position, measured in inches.

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