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Traditional and ankle-specific vertical jumps as strength-power indicators for maximal sprint acceleration.

R Nagahara 1 H Naito K Miyashiro J Morin K Zushi
1 Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences University of Tsukuba
Abstract : This study aimed to determine the demand of strength-power capabilities represented by traditional and ankle-specific vertical jump modalities ‑ squat jump (SJ), counter-movement jump (CMJ), rebound-continuous jump (RJ), rebound-continuous ankle jump (AJ) ‑ relative to sprint acceleration ability during the entire acceleration phase of maximal sprint.
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R Nagahara, H Naito, K Miyashiro, J Morin, K Zushi. Traditional and ankle-specific vertical jumps as strength-power indicators for maximal sprint acceleration.. Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, Edizione Minerva Medica, 2014, pp.691-9. ⟨hal-01858870⟩

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