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The Relationship Between The Functional Movement Screen™ And Countermovement Jump Height, Joshua Keegan Conlon
The Relationship Between The Functional Movement Screen™ And Countermovement Jump Height, Joshua Keegan Conlon
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Introduction: Pre-participation measures of functional movement and functional performance are commonly used to gauge injury risk and performance baselines before engaging in activity. Functional movement can be evaluated using the Functional Movement ScreenTM (FMSTM). Performance on the FMSTM has been shown to be related to injury risk by previous researchers. Functional performance can be evaluated with countermovement jump (CMJ) testing; performance on a CMJ demonstrates transferable power to athletic tasks. Performance literature has shown that there are movement factors that influence CMJ height. However, to date a significant relationship between performance on functional movement and functional performance tests has not …