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Relationships between vertical jump strength metrics and 5 meters sprint time

Marques et al., 2011

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5444062312635799280
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Marques M
Gil H
Ramos R
Costa A
Marinho D
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Journal of human kinetics

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The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between short sprint time (5 m) and strength metrics of the countermovement jump (CMJ) using a linear transducer in a group of trained athletes. Twenty-five male, trained subjects volunteered to participate in the study …
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