The aim of the study was the determination of the reliability of symmetry differences of peak force, impulse and peak power during Countermovement Jump on a double force platform. The subjects were 12 Brazilian female professional volleyball players who performed five CMJs on a double force platform. Symmetry differences of peak force, impulse and peak power were determined. In order to verify the reliability, the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient was calculated. While symmetry difference of peak force and impulse present an ICC > 0.90, symmetry difference of peak power has only an ICC of 0.77. It can be concluded that the determination of symmetry differences by peak force and impulse during CMJ on a double force platform have higher reli...
Monitoring kinetic asymmetry may provide coaches with a modifiable variable to improve performance. ...
Background: The possibility to selectively assess the force exerted by each leg during bilateral jum...
Carry-over of force production symmetry in athletes of differing strength levels. J Strength Cond Re...
The possibility to selectively assess the force exerted by each leg during bilateral jumps has allow...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
The purpose of this study was to identify bilateral dynamic asymmetries of the lower limbs of forty ...
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to identify the relationship between isometric force prod...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
Strength asymmetry can be detrimental to athlete performance and may lead to injury. The countermove...
This study has compared the diagnostic information of lower limb bilateral force asymmetry by the im...
The bilateral force asymmetry between lower-body limbs is seen as one of the major causes of injury...
The development of lateral asymmetries in athletes could have an influence on performance or injurie...
The aims of this study were to compare the magnitude and direction of asymmetry in comparable bilate...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
The purpose of this dissertation was to examine the existence of force production and strength symme...
Monitoring kinetic asymmetry may provide coaches with a modifiable variable to improve performance. ...
Background: The possibility to selectively assess the force exerted by each leg during bilateral jum...
Carry-over of force production symmetry in athletes of differing strength levels. J Strength Cond Re...
The possibility to selectively assess the force exerted by each leg during bilateral jumps has allow...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
The purpose of this study was to identify bilateral dynamic asymmetries of the lower limbs of forty ...
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to identify the relationship between isometric force prod...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
Strength asymmetry can be detrimental to athlete performance and may lead to injury. The countermove...
This study has compared the diagnostic information of lower limb bilateral force asymmetry by the im...
The bilateral force asymmetry between lower-body limbs is seen as one of the major causes of injury...
The development of lateral asymmetries in athletes could have an influence on performance or injurie...
The aims of this study were to compare the magnitude and direction of asymmetry in comparable bilate...
The relationship between asymmetry and performance is still undetermined in the literature. Methods ...
The purpose of this dissertation was to examine the existence of force production and strength symme...
Monitoring kinetic asymmetry may provide coaches with a modifiable variable to improve performance. ...
Background: The possibility to selectively assess the force exerted by each leg during bilateral jum...
Carry-over of force production symmetry in athletes of differing strength levels. J Strength Cond Re...