Acute effects of optimal power load flywheel half-squat training on lower limb explosive power under different load volumes

Using two sets × six repetitions of OPL flywheel half-squat arrangement can induce a more reliable PAPE effect compared to higher load volumes. However, when using half-squats as a pre-stimulation exercise, the PAPE effect on CMJ height is superior to that on 30 m sprint speed.

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PeerJ
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.19321
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Sports Performance and Training
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Acute effects of optimal power load flywheel half-squat training on lower limb explosive power under different load volumes

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Acute effects of optimal power load flywheel half-squat training on lower limb explosive power under different load volumes

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Abstract

Using two sets × six repetitions of OPL flywheel half-squat arrangement can induce a more reliable PAPE effect compared to higher load volumes. However, when using half-squats as a pre-stimulation exercise, the PAPE effect on CMJ height is superior to that on 30 m sprint speed.

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Shandong Sport University (CN)
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Sports Performance and Training
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