The effect of multi-directional sprint training on change-of-direction speed and reactive agility of collegiate tennis players

Three-week multi-directional sprint training can effectively improve the change-of-direction speed, reactive agility and short-distance straight sprint speed of collegiate tennis players. And random route multi-directional sprint training has better effect on improving reactive agility.

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PeerJ
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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.18263
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3
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Sports Performance and Training
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The effect of multi-directional sprint training on change-of-direction speed and reactive agility of collegiate tennis players

Chenxi Xin, Zhihui Zhou, Haijun Wu, Yue Zhao
3 citations
PeerJ
Sports Performance and Training
1.43
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The effect of multi-directional sprint training on change-of-direction speed and reactive agility of collegiate tennis players

Chenxi Xin, Zhihui Zhou, Haijun Wu, Yue Zhao
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3 citations

Abstract

Three-week multi-directional sprint training can effectively improve the change-of-direction speed, reactive agility and short-distance straight sprint speed of collegiate tennis players. And random route multi-directional sprint training has better effect on improving reactive agility.

PeerJVol. 12
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (CN), Anhui University of Science and Technology (CN), Anhui Science and Technology University (CN), Beijing Sport University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Sports Performance and Training
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