TABLE 2.
Pre_WU | Post_WU | Difference | 1p | |
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Countermovement Jump (BW) | ||||
%2 of BW | 2.95±0.46 | 2.95±0.51 | 0.00 | 1.000 |
%4 of BW | 2.90±0.52 | 2.84±0.47 | - 2.12 | 0.623 |
%6 of BW | 2.92±0.44 | 2.93±0.55 | + 0.28 | 0.923 |
%8 of BW | 2.88±0.52 | 2.82±0.45 | - 2.17 | 0.389 |
%10 of BW | 2.87±0.43 | 2.72±0.39 | - 5.28 | 0.071 |
2p | 0.574 | |||
Squat Jump (BW) | ||||
%2 of BW | 2.51±0.33 | 2.62±0.44 | + 4.35 | 0.119 |
%4 of BW | 2.66±0.37 | 2.54±0.31 | - 4.71 a | 0.074 |
%6 of BW | 2.51±0.31b | 2.64±0.40 | + 5.23 b | 0.143 |
%8 of BW | 2.46±0.37 | 2.60±0.31 | + 5.60 b | <0.039 |
%10 of BW | 2.56±0.36 | 2.47±0.32 | - 3.54 d | 0.186 |
2p | 0.021 |
Note: Data were shown as mean ± standard deviation.
p: Results of the comparison between Pre and Post test.
p: Results of the comparison among five approaches (percentages of body weight).
According to pairwise comparisons of repeated measures ANOVA
There was statistically significant difference from %2
There was statistically significant difference from %4
There was statistically significant difference from %8