Necessary precautions in measuring correct vertical jumping height by means of force plate measurements

Article Abstract:

This article examines the correct use of force plates to measure vertical jumping height, focusing on several areas in which errors can occur. Researchers present a model of jumping height measurement that considers body mass measurement, take-off point, integration frequency, and the determination of the start of movement.

Belgium, Statistical Data Included, Equipment and supplies, Measurement, Sports, Jumping

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Influence of operator orientation on relative organizational mapping and spatial compatibility

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Research presented concerns spatial compatibility in human-machine systems that allow for flexible operator orientation. Topics include organizational mapping, visual-motor coordination, and stimulus-response processes.

Canada, Orientation (Physiology), Eye-hand coordination

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