Single Leg Lateral Hops (In-Place)

Single leg lateral hops in place are an essential plyometric exercise for developing lateral power, reactive strength, and single-leg stability in the frontal plane. This beginner-friendly movement requires no equipment and minimal space, making it perfect for introductory plyometric training while also serving as effective tissue preparation for advanced athletes before more intensive lateral training. Learn proper technique, programming recommendations, and how to integrate this foundational lateral hop exercise into your training routine for improved athletic performance and multi-directional movement capacity.

Single Leg Lateral Hops

Single leg lateral hops are a foundational plyometric exercise that develops lateral power, ankle stiffness, and reactive strength for athletes at all levels. Learn proper technique, avoid common mistakes, and discover how to progress from this beginner-friendly movement to advanced lateral plyometrics that enhance sports performance. Perfect for youth athletes, team sport competitors, and anyone looking to improve lateral movement, change of direction speed, and frontal plane power development.