Learn To Fly | Jump Training Interview with Jacob Hiller

Every male on the planet has donned a cape with a deep longing to fly. Today we get to hear from Jacob Hiller who has spent a lifetime learning to get off the ground and train others with vertical jump training. If you want:

• More Air while on the slopes skiing or snowboarding
• To Get Above the Rim playing hoops
• Soar above the Volleyball net
• Or Just Have Explose Jumps to Free Run Over Anything

Watch the interview and learn to fly.

Interview with Jacob Hiller

Background on Jump Training

Jacob has spent a lifetime learning what works and what doesn’t work to develop explosive jumping power. He has trained athletes of all ages to get off the ground and learn to fly. He has helped athletes in snow sports, basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, kung fu, wushu, parkour, and more.

Take time to listen to Jacob explain more about why other methods fail and what he has learned to focus on to develop the explosive strength to learn to fly:

Fly For Volleyball

Jacob has pulled together a program specific for volleyball players. He started out working with basketball players but quickly learned that volleyball players long to get off the ground and above the net. Check out his Volleyball Jump Training Program.

How to Learn To Fly

So admit it, you want to learn to fly. Jacob is the guy. Buy his eBook and sign up for his personal coaching program. Let him help you build a program that will fit your needs, your goals, and your schedule.

Questioning Your Ability to Fly?

I know we’ve lived a life on the ground and this may seem surreal. If you still have questions post them in the comments below. If you’ve already taken flight, let’s hear your story on how you learned to fly with jump training.

About Troy Pesola

Troy is the founder of Cube.Dweller.Fitness. He's an innovation catalyst in several areas of life including business, marketing, and process improvement. Outside of work he's actively involved in fitness, health, and living vibrantly in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.