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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Leg power and jumping universal statistic
« on: November 04, 2010, 09:45:08 pm »
tons of studies have correlated leg strength improvement via squatting to vert gains etc.. their are old russian sports stats and stuff like that, which give details about percentiles on various performance markers, by age etc.. can't find them though. There hasn't really been any worldwide studies on it though, from what I've seen. All you can go on really is small sample sizes, use those averages/stats.
here's a question from Nizar to Prof. Verkhoshansky:
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here's a question from Nizar to Prof. Verkhoshansky:
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Dear Professor Dr. Verkhoshansky,
I'm interested in the average relative strength numbers of elite level highjumpers in the squat exercise. Also, do these high jumpers ever reach relative strength levels that don't allow for further transfer to the high jump?
Is there a general guideline derived from practice on how much relative strength is enough for athletes interested in maximizing vertical jump height? I'm not only asking about jump height off a single leg like in the highjump, but also about vertical jump height from a standing start or from a run with both feet.
Yours respectfully,
Nizar Abu-Hamdeh
Vienna, Austria
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