Body stats
Age: 21
Height: 181cm/5'11''(w/o shoes) 183cm/6'0'' (w/shoes)
Weight: 80kgs/~175lbs
Standing reach: 230cm/7'6.5'' (w/shoes)
Current Jump stats
No-step: 29-30''
Running two-foot: 32''
Running one-foot: 32-33''
nice SVJ!
Long-term goals
No-step: 33''
Running two-foot: 36-38''
Running one-foot: 38''
Background
Did a lot of athletics in my youth, mainly focus on basketball now but am going to incorporate more track work into my training. My previous 1-foot RVJ pr was about 85-7cm (~35'') and SVJ about 31'' at age 18, but back then I didn't focus on vert primarily. Over the last month I've been preparing to get back into it, basically doing a lot of jumping at the courts getting technique back and building up to 1.5x bodyweight max squat at the gym, only decided to start a journal the other day to keep me motivated (as I've read motivation can dip after the first 6 weeks of a goal-focused program, don't want that happening!)
what kind of training did you do when you were 35 SLRVJ and 31 SVJ @ 18? just basketball etc? or what?
27/2/2011 - Lower body weights
Glute ham raises - 4x10-12 @ 88lbs
Full Squat - 1x8@143lbs (warmup) 3x8 @ 231lbs --> got hips below knees, probably too deep on some, but it hurt good
Single calf raises with 55lb dumbell - 2x8 for each leg
45 degree squat machine - 3x10@a pretty low weight, i forgot exactly what but it was around 120lbs
This hurt like hell the next day, especially hamstrings strangely, I think I need to work on my P-chain muscles as compared to my quads they're probably not equally strong. Also I would love advice on whether it's wise to hit all parts of the leg in one workout - I'm really not sure if this gives the best results.
Plyo workout next in a couple of days.

oh yeah
squat
lunge
ghr/reverse hyper/45deg hyper
calf raise
that's basically it imo.. if you make progress on those lifts/exercises, that'll hit every part of your legs properly and give you that power to achieve those goals.
Gym - lower body weights
Trying to get leg strength up. Atm i'm prob gonna try and do two leg days and one plyos sess a week if I can (good time to try because uni only just started and there isn't much study to do yet!)
i personally would get in some "plyo work" before each lifting session too.. it can be done in a very short period of time and really amps you up for your lifting portion of the workout.. you could do any of these prior: double leg bounds, MR halftucks, pogos, short sprints. etc.
Back extension: 4x10 holding 22lb plate
Squat warmup: 2x5 @ 187
Squat: 3x5 @ 265 (1.5x bodyweight)
Calf raises: 2x10 each leg holding 50lb dumbbell
(Also did some upper-body stuff

, conc. curls, skull-crusher, tricep pulley, preacher)
good work man 3x5 @ 265 is already at that short term 285 lb goal, now get it for 5 in the next 4 weeks or so

keep it up man
pc