Box jump form guide covering takeoff mechanics, landing position, and the knee valgus error that causes ACL injuries with AI analysis for plyometric training.
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A 2024 analysis of 800 plyometric training sessions found that 73% of box jump injuries occurred on landing, not takeoff. The primary injury mechanism was knee valgus on landing, which increased ACL stress by 40%. Athletes who trained landing mechanics specifically reduced plyometric injury incidence by 52%.
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