#plyometrics
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It doesn't seem very effective, rather fatiguing. I would probably decrease the amount of reps and exercises. Instead, increase the number of sets. Around 1.5-2.5 min rest is the sweet spot for plyometrics.
Also, if by "square thrust jump", you mean squat thrust jump, it would not be that effective of an exercise too.
Effective in your goal of increasing your 100m.
I am suggesting to take away some reps and exercises is because you will most likely be tired by the end if you actually perform your best rep.
Also, supposing you are in a track team, why not ask your coach for a program or a routine he might recommend?
this is probably the best idea
ill just try asking him to see what he says
he also has me doing some routine but its kind of mixed
some weights and some explosive exercises so i dont really know if i need a seperate plyo workout
but ill just ask him