Table of Content • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • If you’ve been searching online for ways to increase your vertical jump, you undoubtedly came across Air Alert being mentioned more than a few times. In this review I’m going to talk about this program, why it DOESN’T work, and why you should stay as far away from it as possible.
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I’ll explain to you the false logic behind it and point out the problems with this program. Stick around, if you really want to add 10-15 inches to your vertical and rock the rim with some vicious dunks – you won’t want to miss this! Why Air Alert?
Air Alert is the grandfather of all vertical jump programs, going back to even before vertical jump training was a thing outside of pro sports circles. Chupulu Kalisina Subhavela Serial Episode 246. When it first came out in the 90’s, Air Alert became popular because it offered everyday basketball athletes a laid out plan on how to increase their vertical. Who doesn’t want that!?
Since there was absolutely no competition at the time, Air Alert got spread very quickly and was bought and used by millions of aspiring ballers from all around the globe. The problem was, it didn’t follow any scientific principles whatsoever! That’s why, seeing as Air Alert is still available for purchase online, I thought it was important to make a review that explains why no one should use it. Usually I reserve my judgment until the end of a review, but this time I felt it was important to tell people upfront that Air Alert will NOT help you increase your explosiveness, and it can even lead to serious injuries and knee problems. I went through the program from start-to-finish in order to give you a complete picture of what it’s all about and why, in my opinion, you should stay as far away from it as you can.
Initial Impressions. Air Alert Back when I first stumbled upon Air Alert as a young teenager, Air Alert 2 was the one that was most popular. Currently, the one on sale is Air Alert 4, but the program hasn’t changed much throughout the years. As you go through the website, there really isn’t much information – no blog posts, no science behind the exercises, just some promises and a bit of an overview of what to expect. What really surprised me is the fact that Air Alert was endorsed by two former NBA players, Baron Davis and Larry Hughes. It’s not clear if they really used the program, but I’m all but certain it’s not how they trained while playing in the NBA, as it would be hard to imagine doing thousands of repetitions of exercises while playing professionally. What is Air Alert?
Air Alert was first introduced to the market in 1991, back in the days when were still a thing. It was created and developed by Timur Tukel who has, since then, expanded it into four editions. He now sells the program along with Court Controller Dribbling Masks, which are supposed to help you improve your ball handling. The program promises to add at least 8 inches to your vertical over the course of 15 weeks, but as you start analyzing the fundamental aspects of it, you quickly see that there’s very little chance that Air Alert will be able to deliver on its promises. What Do You Get With The Program?