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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2010

Plyometric Box - One Design

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  • The open surface area 27X27 if you subtract the 3" from the 2X4s, right? 3/4" Plywood is high impact absorbant and used in flooring. You should be fine. You can search PLYWOOD DESIGN CAPACITY, OR you can do what I did and call a contractor or lumber store and ask them. The frame will definitely be stable enough and can withstand 500lb hopping on it. I know this because we tested it (350lb person with 150lb)...

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  • could you do a box 20"x24"x30" with this design and be strong enough to jump on the 30" side? 

  • Excellent presentation! Thanks for posting both the written intructions and the exploded view.

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