My story
I Wasn't Always a Great Jumper.
When I started playing volleyball at 13, I did not know how to jump properly. I was not following a real program, I did not understand jump mechanics, and I was mostly just hoping that playing more volleyball would make me more explosive.
At 15, I finally started taking my training seriously. I worked on getting stronger, improving my approach, becoming more explosive, and staying consistent even when the progress was not immediate.
From age 15 to 16, I added eight inches to my vertical in one year.
It was not because I found one secret exercise. It came from having a plan, putting in the work, tracking my progress, and staying consistent long enough to improve.
That process helped me develop a 40-plus-inch vertical and become a Division I volleyball player. I created 40 Inch Blueprint to give other volleyball athletes the structure I wish I had when I started.
These numbers reflect Jaxon's personal experience and training history — not a guaranteed outcome for every athlete.