Is the Force–Velocity Profile for Free Jumping a Sound Basis for Individualized Jump Training Prescriptions?

If the success of individualized optimized training studies is explained by selective skill improvements, training effects are unlikely to transfer to other tasks, and individualized optimized training will not be superior to other types of training.

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Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1249/mss.0000000000003612
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Sports Performance and Training
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Is the Force–Velocity Profile for Free Jumping a Sound Basis for Individualized Jump Training Prescriptions?

Maarten F. Bobbert, Kolbjørn Lindberg, Gøran Paulsen
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Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
Sports Performance and Training
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Is the Force–Velocity Profile for Free Jumping a Sound Basis for Individualized Jump Training Prescriptions?

Maarten F. Bobbert, Kolbjørn Lindberg, Gøran Paulsen
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Abstract

If the success of individualized optimized training studies is explained by selective skill improvements, training effects are unlikely to transfer to other tasks, and individualized optimized training will not be superior to other types of training.

Medicine & Science in Sports & ExerciseVol. 57(4)
University of Agder (NO), Norwegian School of Sport Sciences (NO), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (NL)
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Sports Performance and Training
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