Reactive strength endurance: Part 2 Is maximal reactive strength associated with reactive strength endurance?
The results of this study provide some weight that plyometric training aimed at increasing reactive strength may have positive e ects on performance under fatigue.
- Higher levels of reactive strength is associated with greater absolute expression of RSI during a fatigue protocol. Essentially RSIMAX o ers a protective e ect on performance.
- Practitioners can apply Relative RSE60 and/or Absolute RSE60 to describe the reactive endurance capabilities of their athletes/sports.
- A note of cation should be applied, as intensive stretch shortening exercise often results in reversible muscle damage (12). However, a shortened assessment could be used such as a 0 { 20 second protocol where a moderate decrease in reactive strength was observed in part 1 (1).
- In the present study, over 80% of the variance in absolute RSE60 was explained by RSIMAX. Considering this, one may deem that solely assessing RSIMAX in the 10-to-5 repeated jump test may o er enough insight into absolute RSE abilities. Only assessing RSIMAX however, will not o er any insight into relative reactive strength endurance qualities.
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| Notations: | strength and speed sports endurance sports training science |
| Tagging: | Reaktivkraft |
| Published in: | Sport Performance & Science Reports |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
2018
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| Online Access: | https://sportperfsci.com/reactive-strength-endurance-part-2-is-maximal-reactive-strength-associated-with-reactive-strength-endurance/ |
| Volume: | 22 |
| Issue: | 6 |
| Pages: | 1-3 |
| Document types: | article |
| Level: | advanced |