EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC TRAINING ON VERTICAL JUMPING
EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC TRAINING ON VERTICAL JUMPING
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DOI:
10.1080/10671188.1964.10613305
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发表时间:
1964-01-01
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WALLIS, EL
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作者:
BALL, JR;RICH, GQ;WALLIS, EL
Sixty-three college men were divided into two equated groups on the basis of their initial ability to exert isometric force upward against shoulder pads of a specially constructed device. Measurements were made and the apparatus adjusted to fit each subject so that the knees were flexed to the angle at which a vertical jump is usually initiated. All subjects in the experimental and control groups were precisely measured in the vertical jump at the beginning and the conclusion of the six-week training program. The experimental group trained on the apparatus three times per week for six weeks. The control group was not trained. One 10-sec. bout of maximum effort was made on each training day. The experimental group increased significantly in strength (mean gains of 78 lb., or 17.3 percent, significant at the 1 percent level of confidence). However, this increase in strength was not accompanied by an increase in jumping ability.