How to Build Plyo Boxes
Decide on the size you want to make the box., Note that the advantages of angled sides is that the boxes will be stackable for storage and will be able to support a greater load, although it will make the woodworking a little more difficult., Buy a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Decide on the size you want to make the box.
For example: you can make a box with straight sides 20" high,
17.5" top,
17.5" bottom; or with angled sides 20" high,
17.5" top,
23.5" bottom. -
Step 2: Note that the advantages of angled sides is that the boxes will be stackable for storage and will be able to support a greater load
Making plyo boxes of different heights will allow for changes in difficulty.
Six inch increments are a good rule to follow (6"
12"
18" and 24") , Multiple sheets are an option. ,, Three to five screws per panel is a good estimate.
For heavier athletes, such as heavyweight boxers and mixed martial artists, 10-12 screws per panel should be sufficient for their added body weight. -
Step 3: although it will make the woodworking a little more difficult.
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Step 4: Buy a sheet of 3/4" plywood big enough to cut out 4 side panels and the top piece.
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Step 5: For each side panel
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Step 6: cut the side at 90 degrees and the top and bottom at a 10 degree angle.
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Step 7: Assemble each piece with at least 1 1/4" drywall screws and wood glue.
Detailed Guide
For example: you can make a box with straight sides 20" high,
17.5" top,
17.5" bottom; or with angled sides 20" high,
17.5" top,
23.5" bottom.
Making plyo boxes of different heights will allow for changes in difficulty.
Six inch increments are a good rule to follow (6"
12"
18" and 24") , Multiple sheets are an option. ,, Three to five screws per panel is a good estimate.
For heavier athletes, such as heavyweight boxers and mixed martial artists, 10-12 screws per panel should be sufficient for their added body weight.
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