Reviewed by ReviewMOZ Editor

Luke Lowery is a former professional basketball player from Australia who has gone on to become a trainer for elite professionals. He has claimed to have discovered how to remove the block which is keeping you form producing maximum vertical jumps in a minimum amount of time. His Double Your Vertical Leap Program promises to do exactly what its title declares through a series of personalized workouts. Using his UPN (uncompromised personal number) technique Lowery claims that he can actually help you predict your progress and even map out your vertical improvement on a weekly basis.

What you get:

Double Your Vertical Leap comes with all of the following:
-The new Double Your Vertical Leap Software program featuring all three modules (Training, Recover, Getting Started)
- Free Lifetime updates
-Unlimited Support
-Live online coaching

“Act Now” Bonuses include:

-Top Secret Exercise Reports
-Nutrition Guides
-Complete UPN Charts
-Optimal Health Book
-Exercise Databank

The price for all of this is $97 at the end of the video. If you can make it past the video introduction, there are less costly basic packages available at more reasonable price. The $97 price tag is a bit high for a few extra goodies.

Looking into the various forums out there, I found very few people who found this program to be the best one out there. In fact, many vertical training program users would recommend two or three other programs before recommending Double Your Vertical Leap to anyone. That being said, when pressed, most vertical enthusiasts do relent that using this program can give you better hops if you do stick with it. However, the claim of being able to double your vertical leap in just a few weeks still seems a bit dubious.

The big red flag about this program are the scores of angry customers who claim that they were ripped off and duped into paying way more than the advertised trial price for the products. While some customers claimed that their problems were solved through a series of strongly worded e-mails. We tried reaching his various support “groups” four times and only received unhelpful automated responses. It is clear that Luke Lowrey’s company does not like to deal with complaints. Speaking of complaints, it is also quite clear that unhappy users should make sure to contact Clickbank for the 60 day guarantee instead of the program’s seemingly non existent customer support staff.

While the principals behind Double Your Vertical Leap can help you jump higher, it seems that there are better programs (Vertical Mastery, Vertical Jump Bible and Jump Manual, for example) out there that seem to give you more bang for your buck. That fact, coupled with all the complaints, makes it hard to strongly recommend this product for anyone. Double Your Vertical Leap may work as great as its creator claims and help you reach your goals, so if you decide to give Lowery’s techniques a try, just don’t forget about the Clickbank return warranty.