Single Leg Forward Hops

Single leg forward hops are an essential plyometric exercise for developing reactive strength, hip stability, and unilateral power that directly transfers to sprinting, jumping, and athletic performance. Whether you’re a coach working with young athletes who need foundational movement skills or training advanced competitors who require dynamic warm-up drills, this low-impact bodyweight exercise builds the explosive qualities and lower leg resilience critical for athletic success. Learn proper technique, common mistakes to avoid, and how to program forward hops effectively across all skill levels.

Alternating Lateral Broad Jumps

The alternating lateral broad jump is a dynamic plyometric exercise that combines lateral bounds with forward propulsion to develop explosive multi-directional power and change of direction ability. This advanced single-leg jumping drill builds hip stability, reactive strength, and cutting performance for basketball players, soccer athletes, and anyone looking to improve their agility and lateral power. Learn proper technique, progression strategies, and programming recommendations to safely incorporate this effective plyometric movement into your athletic training routine.