Jump Higher with Core Strength
- Arnaud Muccini
- Jan 22
- 1 min read
Mistake in jumps: Lack of Physical Ability

What’s the Problem?
Even with perfect rhythm and preparation, jumps can fall short if a skater lacks the necessary strength, coordination, or explosive power.
Why It Happens
Jumping is physically demanding. Skaters need:
Strength to generate lift and rotation.
Coordination to synchronize movements.
Explosive Power for quick, powerful take-offs.
Some skaters develop imbalances by favoring certain muscles, leading to inconsistent jumps.
How to Fix It
Improve physical ability with these targeted exercises:
Plyometric Training: Box jumps build explosive power.
Core Strengthening: Planks and leg lifts enhance control.
Stretch-Shortening Drills: Boost muscle contraction speed for smoother jumps.
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