
Explosive Mechanics is a gym with a performance system engineered for the development of elite human strength, speed, and power. Hosted by Jared Bidne, this podcast breaks down applied biomechanics, force production, acceleration mechanics, vertical jump development, and structured progression models that transfer directly to sport. Built in Georgia and applied worldwide. Every principle is applie... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducation | |||

In this episode, Jared goes over email questions regarding, squat stance, squat speed, squat ratios, and dumbbell jump questions.
In this episode, Jared goes over different muscular tensions and how they relate to strength development, and covers the mistakes strength and conditioning professionals make when using VBT.
In this episode, Jared talks about his last visit to Westside Barbell.
1) He covers Louie Simmions and Westside Barbell.
2) How he got introduced to Louie.
3) What he learned from Louie.
4) What he noticed from his visits.
5) What we talke... more
In this episode, Jared discusses the physics involved in increasing an athlete's speed and performance.
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JARED IS AWESOME!!!💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
My son works with Jared remotely. I wanted to provide hard numbers so you can see the unbelievable improvements he’s made.
- He’s worked with JB for 13 weeks, during that time:
- He’s gained 8 lbs, all muscle: 140 -148 lbs
- His vertical leap is up 5 inches: 27.1 to 32.3 using the same jump mat JB uses at his gym
- His 40 YD is down .32 seconds 5.59 to 5.27 - laser timed
- His bench is up 55 lbs 175 - 230lbs
- His squat is up 90 lbs. 205 - 300lbs.
I believe Jared is the best human perform... more
Jared is best coach for youth
Jared’s knowledge is next level. The way he applies strength and conditioning to sports is amazing. The things he does actually transfers to the field.
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Focusing on the realms of strength and conditioning, insights shared are aimed at enhancing athletic performance for various sports. The discussions encompass topics like speed training, plyometrics, effective lifting techniques, and the role of specific exercises like box squats or dumbbell jumps in athletic development. Unique to this content is the blend of scientific understanding with practical coaching experience, as the host shares success stories and methodologies grounded in the realities of training athletes, especially at younger ages. Attention to common misconceptions in training and injury prevention techniques is also a key theme, making the material accessible and actionable for coaches and athletes alike.
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1. Joseph Villa
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