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    Jumping higher?

    I've recently been doing calf excercises for the first time, and am definatly seeing alot of growth in my calves.. can anyone post excercises to help me jump higher? I usually do calve raises and seated calf raises, will they help at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bones33
    I've recently been doing calf excercises for the first time, and am definatly seeing alot of growth in my calves.. can anyone post excercises to help me jump higher? I usually do calve raises and seated calf raises, will they help at all?

    this has been covered over and over. Do a search for "vertical"
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    I some guy at this gym in Penn State holding a 45 plate behind his back with his hands and jumping up and down.
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