Here are my results after completion of
Kelly Baggett’s Vertical Jump Bible Novice Plyometrics and Weight Training routines (12 weeks). I followed the plyometrics routine to the T and only made some minor changes to the weight training routine. I was eating a calorie deficit diet (cutting) so my strength gains were minimal at best. My previous experience with plyometrics was basically doing a couple of exercises before weights or after sprint training – I’d never done a full-on program like
Kelly Baggett’s Vertical Jump Bible. Anyway, here are my relevant results:
Key Performance Indicator
Standing Vertical Jump increased from 52cm (20.5”) to 60cm (23.6“)
Strength (all raw 1RM estimates)
Squat increased from 103kg (est. from 100kgx2) to 105kg (est. from 90kgx6)
Squat to Bodyweight ratio increased from 1.23xBW to 1.31xBW
Deadlift increased from 170kg (est. from 165kgx2) to 175kg (est. from 160kgx4)
Deadlift to Bodyweight ratio increased from 2.02xBW to 2.19xBW
Bench Press decreased from 85kg to 82kg (est. from 75kgx4)
Bench Press to BW ratio increased from 1.01xBW to 1.03xBW
Body Composition
Bodyweight decreased from 84kg to 80kg
Bodyfat decreased from 14.7% to 9.1%