Beach Plyos

Beach Plyos

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2026

beach plyos

BEACH PLYOS

Plyometrics (Plyos) tones the entire body, burns calories, and improves cardio. Plyos boost your stamina and metabolism. In addition, plyos rapidly stretch your muscles, allowing you to move more efficiently on and off the court!

Sunshine offers plyos training on the beach every Saturday during the club season.

what

Sunshine’s Beach Plyos is an all-year conditioning program at the beach in Pacific Palisades and Playa Del Rey, provided at no charge to all Sunshine players.

Coached by Monty Sylvan

where and when

Westside
Location: Will Rogers Beach Tower 18
Day/Time: Saturdays from 9-10AM
Start Date: Already Started!
Cost: Free!

 

South Bay
Location: Dockweiler Beach, 12501 Vista Del Mar, Playa Del Rey, CA 90293
Day/Time: Saturdays from 11AM-12PM
Start Date: 10/17/26
Cost: Free!

Registration

Included in your membership!

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plyos DETAILS

More on Sunshine's Beach Plyos

This program is designed to get players in better physical condition, provide skills that aid in quickness and agility, and also allow players to gain strength. Plyometric sand workouts help muscles contract quickly and generate work at a higher rate, so that muscles become more powerful. Regular participation helps players increase their speed and reaction times!

Most Sunshine coaches require attendance at plyos sessions at least once a week.  All Sunshine players, from Pee-Wee’s up through our 18’s, will benefit from this program.

FUN FACTS

  1. Plyos was invented by a Russian doctor to train Russian athletes for the Olympics.
  2. Plyometrics means “more” and “measurement.”
  3. Plyos are directed toward the athlete’s fast twitch muscles and involves less reps and explosive movement.
  4. In the 1970’s plyos took off as an effective training tool when teams like the Dallas Cowboys started using it and achieved great success.
  5. Sunshine has been using plyos for 20 years and when players train consistently using it, great progress occurs.
  6. Karch Kiraly, the legendary USA Volleyball coach and former Olympian, uses it as his primary tool in jump training and so does Sunshine in our beach training.

WHAT to bring

  • Water, sand socks or shoes in case the sand is cold or wet
  • A sweatshirt for chilly weather
  • A weighted ball six pounds or heavier (if you have one)
  • Wear appropriate workout gear

Notes on locations

DOCKWEILER BEACH

Saturdays from 11:00am-12:00pm

We are located at the Bluff parking lot of Dockweiler below the Oceans cafe and Dockweiler youth center. Entrance is at the main bluff entrance.

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