In this episode, I discuss the right and the wrong way's for a hiker to use jump training (i.e. jump squats, lunge jumps etc.) in their workouts. I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with jump training. On the one hand, I KNOW that if applied right, it can be incredibly beneficial for hikers. On the other hand, I know that if applied wrong, it carries an unnecessary risk of pain and injury. And, unfortunately, 95% of people using jump training in their workouts, are using it wrong... So today, I explore in-depth my thoughts around this subject. So you can understand why I shake my head at so many workouts I see online, and you can be empowered to make intelligent decisions with this type of training. You will learn:

• Why it is a mistake to use jump training to develop your cardio or muscular endurance
• An unusual method of jump training which can be incredibly beneficial for hikers (particularly at helping your descents)
• How jump training might be applied in helping you recover from ankle injuries
• My favourite form of jump training, which I think is incredibly useful for hikers
• How to use this type of training to improve your strength workouts

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