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Want to Jump Higher? We Can Show You How!

The Athlete’s Playground 2026 Vertical Jump Camp in the Albuquerque Metro Area is designed for athletes who want to jump higher, become more explosive, and dominate their sport. This youth sports performance camp focuses on jump mechanics, landing mechanics, plyometric training, and power development to help middle school and high school athletes increase vertical jump and overall athletic performance.

June 2026 and July 2026 Training Days and Times

June 2026 Training Schedule

Option 1

June 1, 2026 - June 24, 2026

​Monday & Wednesday 

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

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Option 2

June 2, 2026 - June 25, 2026

Tuesday & Thursday

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM 

July 2026 Training Schedule

Option 1

July 6, 2026 - July 29, 2026

​Monday & Wednesday 

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

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Option 2

July 7, 2026 - July 30, 2026

Tuesday & Thursday

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM 

If you choose to train all summer, both June and July 2026, the training options are the same. If you have any questions, please call (505) 321-5797

Add Inches to Your Vertical. Measured Before. Documented After.

TAP Vertical Jump Camp is Albuquerque’s only performance camp that measures your jump height on Day 1, trains you for 4–8 weeks using proven plyometric and strength protocols, and hands you a written results report.

Register Now! Limited to 12 Athletes per Training Session

Early Bird Pricing: Save $20.00 when you register by May 1, 2026

  • 12 Athletes Max Per Session

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  • Pre- and Post-Performance Testing

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  • Albuquerque New Mexico's Only Outcome-Tested Vertical Jump Camp

Looking for a vertical jump camp in Albuquerque for basketball or volleyball players? The Athlete’s Playground helps athletes in the Albuquerque Metro Area improve explosiveness, power, and jumping ability through structured sports performance training.

Register today

If Your Sport Rewards Height, This Camp Is For You.

  • Basketball players — rebound higher and finish stronger

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  • Volleyball players — attack higher, block better, serve with more force

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  • Football players — win jump balls and explode off the line

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  • Any athlete who wants to become more explosive

 

Grades 6–12. All skill levels. Training is calibrated to where your athlete is on Day 1.

Why Most Athletes Never Reach Their Vertical Potential.

​​Most youth athletes never do the specific combination of plyometric work, hip-extension strength, jump mechanics, and landing training that directly translates to inches.

Phase 1:

Jump Mechanics

Phase 2:

Explosive Power

Phase 3:

Landing + Reactive Ability

Phase 4:

Full-Speed Integration

TAP Flex Training™ — Your Schedule. Your Summer.

Two sessions per week is intentional. It gives your athlete’s muscles time to recover and adapt, which is when vertical gains actually happen.

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Volleyball clubs in Albuquerque typically practice Monday, Wednesday, and/or Saturday. Our Tue/Thu option is designed specifically for volleyball athletes.

Early Bird: Register by May 1st and save an 
additional $20.00 off any tier.

What 8 Sessions Includes.

  • Day 1 vertical jump assessment

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  • Jump mechanics analysis

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  • Progressive plyometric training

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  • Hip and posterior chain strength development

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  • Reactive jump training

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  • Injury prevention and landing mechanics

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  • Final assessment and written report

Questions? We Have Answers.

Q: My athlete is already tall — do they still benefit?

A: Absolutely. Vertical training is about explosiveness, not just standing height. A more explosive athlete is more effective across nearly every movement in sport.

Q: Will this hurt my athlete’s legs during club season?

A: The program is designed with recovery in mind. We train 2x per week and adjust volume and intensity based on the athlete’s schedule and training age.

Q: How much gain is realistic in 4–8 weeks?

A: Athletes new to dedicated jump training commonly see 2–4 inches in a month. More trained athletes may see smaller raw gains but better mechanics and landing quality.

Q:  Is this safe for younger athletes?

A: Yes. The program adjusts intensity and volume based on age and physical maturity. Safety is a primary outcome, not a footnote.

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