非运动员成人垂直跳跃测试评估:系统回顾

Inês Baptista, J. Abrantes, T. Atalaia
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垂直冲击测试通常被称为“跳跃测试”,在评估运动员的身体表现时经常进行。本综述旨在探讨这种测试是否可以作为非运动员表现评估过程的一部分。为此,根据PRISMA的标准进行了系统的审查。检索Pubmed、CINAHL Plus、Medline Complete和Google Scholar数据库。在应用纳入和排除标准后,选择了7篇文章。总体结论表明,反向跳跃(CMJ)是评估身体表现的首选方法,尤其是上肢运动的贡献和自我选择的膝关节角屈曲范围。收集的其他信息包括提高垂直测试结果的测试程序以及性别对测试结果的影响。
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Vertical jump test assessment in non-athlete adults: Systematic review
Vertical impulse tests usually designated “jump tests”, are regularly carried out in the assessment of physical performance in athletic performers. The present review aims to explore if such tests can be part of the performance evaluation processes in non-athlete performers. To achieve this, a systematic review was conducted according to PRISMA standards. The databases Pubmed, CINAHL Plus, Medline Complete and Google Scholar were accessed. After applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, seven articles were selected. Overall conclusions indicate that countermovement jump (CMJ) gathered consensus as the preferred method to evaluate physical performance, particularly with the contribution of upper limbs movement and self-selected range of angular knee joint flexion. Other information gathered include test procedures to enhance vertical test results and the gender influence on test results.
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