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Air Alert 2 is the second addition of a jumping program designed to increase your vertical jump. It claims to increase it by 8- 12 inches in just 12 weeks. I am going to start it in the next two weeks. I believe it will work because it requires no supplements, special shoes or equipment. All natural exercise. The program doescost 20 dollars so i borrowed the video from my friend. I will try to post my progress. I dont play basketball, but I do play football and my vertical stinks so maybe it will help. If I got 5 more inches I would be happy. T2yl

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I have done air alert 2. i didn't believe that it would do 8-12 inches, but i swear it works. i did it from week 1-12. it is very hard and you have to have a strong desire to complete it. the last week of it takes about 2 hours to complete, its hard. but i tell you that i was a white boy who couldn't jump, now i can jump, i gained 8 1/2 inches. IT WORKS IF YOU DO IT RIGHT!!!!! i plan on doing it again this summer

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its come to my attetion that there is an Air Alert 3 NOW. i don't know much about it, but they have seemed to put together a third edition.

 

 

IF you have any questions about AIR ALERT 2, i'll be glad to answer them.

 

 

 

here is the website for air alert 3, i just found it, it looks pretty good.

 

http://www.geocities.com/and1boyz_section/air_alert3.htm

[Edited by FrankL on 2-22-03 11:38P]

 

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