A novel validation approach shows new, solid reasons why vertical jump height should not be used to predict leg power
Jump height continues to bewidely used to predict power in humans. Individual progress is often monitored on the basis of estimated power, butprediction equations are based on group data. The objective of the study wasto show that vertical jump performance (VJP) and mechanical power are poorly assoc...
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