Parisi Speed School – Vertical Jump Method

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Parisi Speed School – Vertical Jump Method

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Parisi’s consistently turns out some of the top high school verticals in the nation and 40″ verticals at the NFL Combine. Finally, some of that intimate knowledge is yours! Game Speed Secret #5 states that strength, speed, and technique are all related to jumping. If you can leap higher, you’ll do better on the field. This video covers the exact techniques taught at the Parisi Speed School that are necessary to attain your biggest vertical leap. In addition to the technical elements, the movie features many plyometric and lifting drills performed by one of the top D-I basketball scorers from the previous season. Athletes must first master the “bar complex” sequence in order to jump over the roof.

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