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. 2022 Nov 2;10(11):171. doi: 10.3390/sports10110171

Table 3.

Between session reliability for countermovement jump test.

S1 S2 S3 All Sessions S1–S2 S1–S3 S2–S3
Mean (±SD) ICC
(95% CI)
CV% ICC
(95% CI)
CV% ICC
(95% CI)
CV% ICC
(95% CI)
CV%
Jump height (cm)
Avg 44.2 (±11) 44.0 (±10) 44.7 (±10) 0.994
(0.986−0.998)
3.1 0.990
(0.974−0.996)
2.6 0.989
(0.970−0.996)
3.0 0.991
(0.974−0.997)
2.6
Hv 45.6 (±11) 45.9 (±10) 46.3 (11) 0.973
(0.942−0.989)
3.3 0.980
(0.947−0.992)
2.4 0.968
(0.917−0.988)
3.3 0.968
(0.916−0.988)
3.2
Peak power (W/kg)
Avg 46.7 (±10) 45.9 (±10) 46.7 (±10) 0.994
(0.986−0.997)
2.8 0.991
(0.969−0.997)
2.2 0.991
(0.975−0.997)
2.6 0.988
(0.966−0.996)
2.7
Hv 48.0 (±11) 47.4 (±10) 47.8 (±10) 0.965
(0.923−0.986)
3.2 0.962
(0.904−0.986)
2.8 0.976
(0.935−0.991)
2.6 0.955
(0.882−0.984)
3.2

Descriptive (mean ± SD), reliability (ICC, CV%) for all variables for the countermovement jump test. Avg = average of all trials in a session; Hv: highest value in a session; SD = standard deviation, S1 = session 1, S2 = session 2, S3 = session 3, ICC = intraclass correlation coefficient, 95% CI = 95% confidence intervals, CV% = coefficient of variation.