S showstopper45 New member Jun 28, 2019 #1 Can you get really good results with only plyometric training ?? I work on a oil rig and dont have access to weights.
Can you get really good results with only plyometric training ?? I work on a oil rig and dont have access to weights.
P0N Chairman of Board Chairman Member Jun 29, 2019 #2 It is certainly better than no training at all by a long shot, but I would personally add in isometric exercises, and any body weight resistance training that you can as well.
It is certainly better than no training at all by a long shot, but I would personally add in isometric exercises, and any body weight resistance training that you can as well.
Fella Finn Moderator Moderator Jun 29, 2019 #3 Depends on what your overall goals are but in general you can get results (whatever that means) with doing it. Is it optimal to stick just one way of training? No.
Depends on what your overall goals are but in general you can get results (whatever that means) with doing it. Is it optimal to stick just one way of training? No.
stevesmi Head Mod Elite Moderator Jun 29, 2019 #4 i'm sure there are vets on that rig that have mastered all kinds of ways to get in workouts, talk to them. get creative.
i'm sure there are vets on that rig that have mastered all kinds of ways to get in workouts, talk to them. get creative.
RoySimpson EF MOD Moderator Jun 30, 2019 #6 Look to vary your workouts, its best to keep your body guessing with different kinds of workouts for maximal gains.
Look to vary your workouts, its best to keep your body guessing with different kinds of workouts for maximal gains.
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger Jun 30, 2019 #7 Ideal? No. But I'm glad to see you wanna try something over nothing