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    Does anybody have...

    Some good footwork training ideas. Like shuttles etc. Like to get a little more quick footed.
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    dot drills
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    plyometrics.

    standing jumps etc etc..

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    Anybody have links or can explain??
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    omg dude just google it.

    search for

    plyometric training - for some background research

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    plyometric exercises - it should give you results for lots of sites with these sorts of exercises.

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    What is this google thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    What is this google thing.
    lol i love you min0... i think every forum has got to have a mino

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    Quote Originally Posted by Machher
    omg dude just google it.

    search for

    plyometric training - for some background research

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    plyometric exercises - it should give you results for lots of sites with these sorts of exercises.
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    Dot drills- five painted dot on the ground, the same shape as the "5" on a di(bottom two 18" apart, middle 12" above it, and the other two 12" above the middle one, not a square.) What you do is jump from dot to dot, too many combos to name. did em in high school, works pretty well.
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