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. 2017 Aug 11;5(15):e13374. doi: 10.14814/phy2.13374

Table 3.

Ankle angle, angular velocity, performance, and joint stiffness during jumping tests for plyometric and isometric training protocols [mean (SD)]

Plyometric training Isometric training
Before After Before After
Ankle angle at the lowest position (deg) noCMJ −24.0 (7.4) −23.3 (5.3) −23.7 (6.2) −25.8 (4.4)
CMJ −23.6 (7.1) −25.3 (8.0) −24.7 (5.9) −25.5 (3.4)
DJ −20.5 (7.8) −19.3 (8.5) −18.9 (8.2) −20.8 (7.5)
Angular velocity during eccentric phase (deg·s−1) CMJ 73.5 (13.2) 82.1 (15.2) 81.0 (15.7) 82.6 (13.0)
DJ 153.4 (30.1) 145.0 (17.8) 167.1 (58.7) 153.0 (43.1)
Angular velocity during concentric phase (deg·s−1) noCMJ 106.6 (24.9) 127.1 (23.8) 108.3 (20.9) 118.7 (23.0)*
CMJ 122.5 (17.5) 132.7 (16.0) 134.2 (12.8) 138.7 (12.9)
DJ 171.6 (52.3) 182.5 (45.8) 190.5 (50.0) 193.4 (41.4)
Jump height (cm) noCMJ 16.4 (4.4) 25.0 (4.6)*** 17.1 (4.5) 20.0 (3.3)*
CMJ 19.1 (3.5) 28.3 (4.1)*** 20.7 (5.1) 23.3 (3.0)
DJ 19.4 (5.4) 27.1 (4.5)*** 19.6 (4.9) 21.7 (3.7)
Joint stiffness (Nm·deg−1) DJ 6.52 (2.00) 8.28 (2.06)** 6.98 (2.44) 7.80 (2.75)

Significantly different from before (*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001). noCMJ, no‐counter‐movement jump; CMJ, counter‐movement jump; DJ, drop jump.