Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players?
This study aimed to compare the effects of drop-jump training using a fixed drop-box height (i.e., 30-cm [FIXED]) vs. An optimal (OPT) drop-box height (i.e., 10-cm to 40-cm: generating an OPT reactive strength index [RSI]) in youth soccer players' physical fitness. Athletes were randomly alloca...
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Adolescent
Athletic performance
Fitness
Male
Muscle strength
Physiology
Plyometrics
Procedures
Running
Soccer
Adolescent
Athletic performance
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Muscle strength
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Soccer
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? Article Clinical article Controlled study Dependent variable Endurance Fitness Football Height Human Illinois Jumping Juvenile Maturity Plyometrics Post hoc analysis Randomized controlled trial Soccer player Velocity Adolescent Athletic performance Fitness Male Muscle strength Physiology Plyometrics Procedures Running Soccer Adolescent Athletic performance Humans Male Muscle strength Physical fitness Plyometric exercise Running Soccer Change of direction Football Jumping Maturity Stretch-shortening cycle Training optimization |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Optimal reactive strength index: Is it an accurate variable to optimize plyometric training effects on measures of physical fitness in young soccer players? |
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Article Clinical article Controlled study Dependent variable Endurance Fitness Football Height Human Illinois Jumping Juvenile Maturity Plyometrics Post hoc analysis Randomized controlled trial Soccer player Velocity Adolescent Athletic performance Fitness Male Muscle strength Physiology Plyometrics Procedures Running Soccer Adolescent Athletic performance Humans Male Muscle strength Physical fitness Plyometric exercise Running Soccer Change of direction Football Jumping Maturity Stretch-shortening cycle Training optimization |
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Article Clinical article Controlled study Dependent variable Endurance Fitness Football Height Human Illinois Jumping Juvenile Maturity Plyometrics Post hoc analysis Randomized controlled trial Soccer player Velocity Adolescent Athletic performance Fitness Male Muscle strength Physiology Plyometrics Procedures Running Soccer Adolescent Athletic performance Humans Male Muscle strength Physical fitness Plyometric exercise Running Soccer Change of direction Football Jumping Maturity Stretch-shortening cycle Training optimization |
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This study aimed to compare the effects of drop-jump training using a fixed drop-box height (i.e., 30-cm [FIXED]) vs. An optimal (OPT) drop-box height (i.e., 10-cm to 40-cm: generating an OPT reactive strength index [RSI]) in youth soccer players' physical fitness. Athletes were randomly allocated to a control group (n = 24; age = 13.7 years), a fixed drop-box height group (FIXED, n = 25; age = 13.9 years), or an OPT drop-box height group (OPT, n = 24; age = 13.1 years). Before and after 7 weeks of training, tests for the assessment of jumping (countermovement jump [CMJ], 5 multiple bounds), speed (20-m sprint time), change of direction ability (CODA [Illinois test]), strength {RSI and 5 maximal squat repetition test (5 repetition maximum [RM])}, endurance (2.4-km time trial), and kicking ability (maximal kicking distance) were undertaken. Analyses revealed main effects of time for all dependent variables (p less than 0.001, d = 0.24-0.72), except for 20-m sprint time. Analyses also revealed group 3 time interactions for CMJ (p less than 0.001, d = 0.51), depth jump (DJ) (p less than 0.001, d = 0.30), 20-m sprint time (p less than 0.001, d = 0.25), CODA (p less than 0.001, d = 0.22), and 5RM (p less than 0.01, d = 0.16). Post hoc analyses revealed increases for the FIXED group (CMJ: 7.4%, d = 0.36; DJ: 19.2%, d = 0.49; CODA: 23.1%, d = 20.21; 5RM: 10.5%, d = 0.32) and the OPT group (CMJ: 16.7%, d = 0.76; DJ: 36.1%, d = 0.79; CODA: 24.4%, d = 20.34; 5RM: 18.1%, d = 0.47). Post hoc analyses also revealed increases for the OPT group in 20-m sprint time (-3.7%, d = 0.27). Therefore, to maximize the effects of plyometric training, an OPT approach is recommended. However, using adequate fixed drop-box heights may provide a rational and practical alternative. © 2018 National Strength and Conditioning Association. |
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