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. 2013 Oct 8;38:191–200. doi: 10.2478/hukin-2013-0059

Table 3.

Values of the measured variables in jumps performed with different additional loads, expressed as percentages relative to jumping without an additional load (normalized to 100%). Men, n = 18

Additional load (%BW) Jump height (%) Force variables (%) Time variables (%)

IB IA FBA FAA FIM tP tB tA tT
0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
10 89 99 104 102 103 100 104 113 106 106
20 80 111 107 114 108 98 96 114 110 104
30 72 117 110 122 112 95 98 119 115 107

JH – jump height, IB – force impulse during the braking phase, IA – force impulse during the acceleration phase, FBA – average force during the braking phase, FAA – average force during the acceleration phase, FIM – force of impact at landing, tP – duration of the preparatory phase, tB – duration of the braking phase, tA – duration of the acceleration phase, tT – total duration of the jump