Asymmetries of Force and Power During Single-Leg Counter Movement Jump in Young Adult Females and Males

Findings showed significant effects of the phase factor (only for AI2) and gender factor (only for AI1) on the magnitude of inter-limb asymmetry during single-leg CMJs. Furthermore, this study reported the significantly higher asymmetry of the PVGRF and MP for landing than take-off, which may result from difficulties in controlling the jumper's landing technique on one foot at higher velocity. In addition, the assessment of asymmetry for single-leg CMJs using AI1 should be performed separately for females and males, as opposed to AI2. Participants of both genders generally demonstrated a higher AI level for the power than for the force.

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Sensors
Published
2025-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s25164995
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2
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Knee injuries and reconstruction techniques
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Asymmetries of Force and Power During Single-Leg Counter Movement Jump in Young Adult Females and Males

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Abstract

Findings showed significant effects of the phase factor (only for AI2) and gender factor (only for AI1) on the magnitude of inter-limb asymmetry during single-leg CMJs. Furthermore, this study reported the significantly higher asymmetry of the PVGRF and MP for landing than take-off, which may result from difficulties in controlling the jumper's landing technique on one foot at higher velocity. In addition, the assessment of asymmetry for single-leg CMJs using AI1 should be performed separately for females and males, as opposed to AI2. Participants of both genders generally demonstrated a higher AI level for the power than for the force.

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