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. 2016 Oct 14;53:231–247. doi: 10.1515/hukin-2016-0026

Table 3.

Effects of plyometric training added to strength/sprint training on jump height in team sport athletes

Study Age; Team; Subjects; Sex; AL Training intervention (weeks/sessions) Relative effects (%)
Faigenbaum et al. (2007) A; Basketball + Rugby; 27; M; A PT + RT (6/2) 7.8 VJ
Perez-Gomez et al. (2008) Yn; Soccer; 37; M; A PT + WL (6/3) 6.4 SJ and 8.3 CMJ
Marques et al. (2013) Yn; Soccer; 42; M; N PT + SPT (6/2) 7.7 CMJ
Ronnestad et al. (2008) Yn; Soccer; 21; M; E PT + ST (7/2) 9.1 SJ and NSD CMJ
Cherif et al. (2012) Yn; Handball; 22; M; E PT + SPT (12/2) 2.7 CMJ and 2.4 CMJA and 2.6 DVJ
Wong et al. (2010) Yn; Soccer; 51; M; R PT + ST (12/2) 5.9 CMJ

R: regional; RT: resistance training; ST: strength training; WL: weight lifting; SPT: speed training;

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.

increased in jump height; for the rest of the legend, please see the legend of Table 1A.