for events like high jump triple jump, can elastic/tendon strength be trained

[xxispawn01xx]

I'd recommend reading the entirety of Chris Beardsley's Strength is Specific, which is only $2.99 on Kindle, (You can download the app and read it on your phone if you are like me and don't own a kindle), but Beardsley wrote an article specific to the High Jump here

https://medium.com/@SandCResearch/ho...g-b7c6a962ab84

That article was EXCELLENT. And yes it can be trained. Including with barbells

[xxispawn01xx]

I'd recommend reading the entirety of Chris Beardsley's Strength is Specific, which is only $2.99 on Kindle, (You can download the app and read it on your phone if you are like me and don't own a kindle), but Beardsley wrote an article specific to the High Jump here

https://medium.com/@SandCResearch/ho...g-b7c6a962ab84

got two interviews coming up, but going to look at this when i have time

[Serack]

I'd recommend reading the entirety of Chris Beardsley's Strength is Specific, which is only $2.99 on Kindle, (You can download the app and read it on your phone if you are like me and don't own a kindle), but Beardsley wrote an article specific to the High Jump here

https://medium.com/@SandCResearch/ho...g-b7c6a962ab84

[xxispawn01xx]

for instance doing push press does it 'strengthen' my tendon or ability to hold force on jumping events?