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A Comparison Of The Effect Of Conditioning Activity Type On Post-Activation Potentiation, Alexander I. Grey
A Comparison Of The Effect Of Conditioning Activity Type On Post-Activation Potentiation, Alexander I. Grey
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This study compared the effects of two conditioning exercise types on subsequent countermovement jump performance. Fifteen male collegiate rugby players (age 21.1 ± 2.3) completed two experimental protocols in a randomized order. The first protocol consisted of 3 sets of a 5 second maximal isometric half squat (ISO), with 1 minute rest intervals between sets. The second protocol consisted of 2 sets of 5 depth jumps (DJ) at a platform height which was determined by the athletes’ reactive strength index (RSI). These methods were each adapted from prior literature where post-activation potentiation (PAP) was achieved, in order to determine the …