Our founder, Heather Jeffcoat, DPT spoke with The New York Times about starting a plyomteric exercise routine. She says,
“Because plyometric moves are fast and high-impact, it’s important to make sure you’re moving and landing with proper form on every rep.”
Before beginning a plyometric workout, it’s important to warm up with some walking or dynamic stretching.
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