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What factors did Dowling and Vamos examine in predicting vertical jump performance?

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Kinematic, kinetic, and temporal factors

Dowling and Vamos (1993) conducted research on these factors.

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According to Adamson and Whitney, what are better predictors of jump height than peak instantaneous power?

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Factors like peak force, the ratio of negative to positive impulse, and the shape of the positive impulse phase

This suggests a more nuanced understanding of performance metrics.

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What do force-time and power-time plots represent in the context of vertical jumps?

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They show predictors measured across jumpers of different skill levels

These plots help visualize performance differences.

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What are the two hand segment motion patterns analyzed in the text?

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Similar to shot put and boxing punch

These patterns highlight different acceleration strategies.

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What characterizes the solid line motion pattern?

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Rapid acceleration, reaches 2 m/s in ~0.8 seconds, shorter movement time

This pattern is more suited for boxing.

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What characterizes the dashed line motion pattern?

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Delayed acceleration, reaches 2.4 m/s in ~1 second, higher final velocity

This pattern is suited for shot put.

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What is the relationship between task-specific motor learning and motion efficiency?

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Task-specific motor learning impacts motion efficiency

This indicates that practice in specific tasks enhances performance.

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What does ballistic performance depend on?

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Instantaneous power

This is crucial for explosive movements like jumps and throws.

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Can peak power be increased through training?

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Yes, abilities can be improved through training despite genetic differences

This suggests that while genetics play a role, training can enhance performance.

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What are the training challenges mentioned for increasing peak power?

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Easier to increase strength at low velocity than at high velocity; aerobic and anaerobic power improvements are more achievable than instantaneous power

This outlines the difficulties athletes face in training.

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What evidence is there of plasticity in peak power?

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Changes in peak power have been documented despite challenges

This indicates that training can lead to significant improvements.

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What training strategies for peak power are suggested by Markovic & Mikulic?

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Plyometrics and task specificity, stimuli targeting neural strength gains, and physiological adaptations

These strategies are aimed at maximizing power output.

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