The FV imbalance is the difference between actual and optimal unweighted
squat jump heights, expressed as a percentage of optimal unweighted squat jump height.
Not exact matches
Training with weightlifting derivatives improves weightlifting derivative performance, lower body strength (as measured by 1RM
squat and force production), peak power output, and vertical
jump height.
Studies have also observed moderate - to - strong relationships between
jump squat height and performance in an Olympic lift (Häkkinen et al. 1986), as well as between
jump squat power output and performance in a weightlifting derivative (Baker & Nance, 1999).
Olympic weightlifting training improves snatch and clean and jerk performance, lower body strength (as measured by 1RM
squat and isometric force), lower body power output, short distance sprint running ability, vertical
jump height, and maximum aerobic capacity (as measured by VO2 - max).
The increase in
height and the percentage fat and muscular masses of the subjects were also recorded, as was their ability to
jump (countermovement
jump [CMJ]-RRB-, their leg strength and power (
squat test), and their leg anaerobic power (continuous
jump test [CMJ15 ″]-RRB-.
Smith machine
squat training improves vertical
jump height and sprint running ability (De Hoyo et al. 2015b).