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Now these are serious hops. 
Intense plyometric training is not for the beginner.
But when used properly, this form of high intensity training will improve power and explosiveness like nothing else.
Keep on jumping. 
Dev Chengkalath.
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<p>Now these are serious hops. </p>
<p>Intense plyometric training is not for the beginner.</p>
<p>But when used properly, this form of high intensity training will improve power and explosiveness like nothing else.</p>
<p>Keep on jumping. </p>
<p>Dev Chengkalath.</p>
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