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Portable Power Jumper
• Improves jumping ability, speed and stability
• Resists all plyo-metric jumps and directional running movements
• Easily adjustable—can hold up to three cables to maximize resistance and accommodate all strength levels
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• Resists all plyo-metric jumps and directional running movements
• Easily adjustable—can hold up to three cables to maximize resistance
resistance
"A force that opposes or retards motion." Lifeline's functional fitness equipment works by providing resistance to a wide variety of natural movements in a way that doesn't damage your joints and muscles like free weights do.
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Reviews
Portable Power Jumper
Submitted by Info@LifelineUSA.com on Tue, 11/18/2008 - 12:11.
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The Lifeline USA Portable Power Jumper is a fairly recent development in vertical jump training. Its unique and clever design allows the trainer to quickly incorporate the many benefits of band training into their program. It is something we use extensively in our own training and recommend you do too.
- Jack Woodrup from VerticalJumping.com
"Prince of the Basketball Dunk" uses Power Jumper
Submitted by kisha on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 16:04.
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My name is Jamillian Momon I am a professional athlete and Lifeline product user, I have played professional basketball in Germany, The professional Show Circuit and put on slam dunk shows in the USA and Europe. I am also featured on a Plyometric training DVD call Power Plyos (you can read more about it a www.powerplyos.com) I have been dubbed as the most exciting dunker in the world and the Prince of the dunk. I am 58 and have a 51 inch vertical jump! A big help to adding inches to my vertical jump was a routine I developed using a Power Jumper, the workout combined with your Portable Power Jumper and 11 pound medicine ball helped me add an amazing 13 inches to my vertical jump. During the last two years I have had 11 high school players train with me during my summer workouts using this same routineall 11 of the players have increased their vertical jump height by more then 10 inches and 8 of these players received NCAA division one basketball scholarships (Wright State, Long Beach State, Oral Roberts University, Idaho State, The University of Nevada, University of California Santa Barbara, Texas Southern and the University of Washington) since the program only used the vertical jumper and medicine ball it is totally safe for young athletes and because the program is flexible and progressive there is a lower possibility of Achilles and Patellar tendentious. This season I have taken on the challenge of trying to take a rebuilding show team (www.harlemrockets.com) to the top of the show basketball industry. This will give me the unique opportunity to play and speak at over 100 high schools and colleges this fall and winter location in 6 countries next summer.
Regards,
Jamillian Momon