John Evans, Isaiah Rivera

THPStrength

Isaiah Rivera, pro dunker, and John Evans discuss anything related to maximizing athletic performance, and in particular, jump training. Strength and conditioning, jumping technique, weight room practices, and general fitness and health tips and advice are shared on this podcast.

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Autor

John Evans, Isaiah Rivera

Categoría

Health

Web del podcast

thpstrength.com

Último episodio

8 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

How To Train Your Tendons To Jump Higher 23.04.2024

In today's podcasts we explain how to use maximum effort isometrics to train the efficiency of the stretch shortening cycle which allows you to tap into the hidden potential of your tendons!

How Long Should Sessions Be For Vertical Jump Gains? 22.04.2024
How To Get Better At Dunking (The Technical Aspect) 19.04.2024

In today's podcast I got over how to improve at the technical aspect of dunking.

One foot jumping - what we've learned over 30 years of combined experience 18.04.2024
The Truth About Jumping Higher 17.04.2024

Today Austin and Isaiah talk about what it really takes to make vertical jump progress...

How to Jump Higher for Volleyball 16.04.2024
How Important Is Deadlift For Jumping Higher? 15.04.2024
Can Olympic Lifts Make You Jump Higher? 12.04.2024
How To Get Stiffer Tendons 10.04.2024
If impulse determines jump height, why not maximize time? Ep. 7 09.04.2024
How To Jump Higher AND Stay Healthy 08.04.2024
How Austin Got A 44+ Inch Vertical Off One Foot AND Two Foot 06.04.2024

Today Austin (IG: @austinbourque) answers your jump training questions! How he jumps so high off one compared to two, what he does on rest days, his weight room numbers, the role mobility plays on his jumping, and more! 

How Often Should You Jump? 05.04.2024
How deep should you squat? 04.04.2024
How To Become An Elastic Jumper 03.04.2024

Questions covered in today's episode:  I’m a very force reliant athlete. Tips for becoming more elastic? More plyos?  Your training is good for footballers? Do you still do plyometrics?  What are your best tips on how to jump higher?  What kind of foods should I be eating when trying to increase my vertical jump and athleticism?  Can you explain more about cycles and micro cycles? What keeps you m...

Why not just lift heavy and jump? Ep. 5 02.04.2024
What THP would do differently if we knew now what we knew then 01.04.2024
What happens when you get too strong? 29.03.2024
Training that is TOO advanced 27.03.2024
What is PFP (Patella Femoral Pain) and how do you fix it? 26.03.2024

We back for season 4 

THPstrength Podcast: Are Chinese Dunkers Better Than Everyone Else? 01.03.2023
How He Trained To Jump 27ft And Ankle Ending Injury: Daniel Bramble 26.02.2023
Talking With One Of The Most Powerful Humans On The Planet 31.01.2023

Talking with hammer thrower Joe Ellis about his training and how it can help guys trying to improve their vertical leap!

Is Hip Thrust The Best Exercise For Improving Your 1 And 2 Foot Vertical Leap 11.11.2022

What's up guys! Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe to my youtube channel for the best content on training for vertical leap.  This episode goes into a deep dive on the booty blaster 300, the hip thrust. We talk about muscle activity, biomechanics, and the specificity of the movement for one and two foot jumping.

Should you deadlift if you want to improve your vertical? 09.11.2022

Corrected the episode audio! Sorry guys!

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