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Plyometrics and vertical jump training. 1985.

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Plyometrics and vertical jump training. 1987.

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Renshler, E. Kevin. Evaluation of plyometric exercise training on vertical jump. 1995.

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The contribution of arm swing to vertical jumping height. 1991.

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The contribution of arm swing to vertical jumping height. 1991.

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A biomechanical comparison of the vertical jump and Margaria power tests. 1988.

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A biomechanical comparison of the vertical jump and Margaria power tests. 1990.

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Selected training programs to improve vertical jump in high school athletes. 1991.

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Effects of surface cushioning on the ankle during vertical jump landings. 1987.

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The effects of a different arm swing on vertical jump and toe-touch jump performance. 1992.

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The effects of a different arm swing on vertical jump and toe- touch jump performance. 1990.

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The effects of a different arm swing on vertical jump and toe- touch jump performance. 1990.

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Effects of surface cushioning on the ankle during vertical jump landings. 1985.

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Effects of aquatic simulated and dry land plyometrics on vertical jump height. 1993.

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Effects of aquatic simulated and dry land plyometrics on vertical jump height. 1993.

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Effects of aquatic simulated and dry land plyometrics on vertical jump height. 1993.

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Johnson, Douglas L. Power output prediction determined from vertical jump and reach test for male and female university athletes. 1994.

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Selected training programs to improve vertical jump in high school athletes. 1991.

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Selected training programs to improve vertical jump in high school athletes. 1989.

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Selected training programs to improve vertical jump in high school athletes. 1991.

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Evaluation of stretch load capacity and utilization of stored elastic energy in leg extensor muscles during vertical jumps. 1990.

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Ho, Chin. Evaluation of stretch load capacity and utilization of stored elastic energy in leg extensor muscles during vertical jumps. 1990.

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A correlation of power tests: Vertical jump, Margaria power test, and Cybex leg power test. 1990.

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Evaluation of stretch load capacity and utilization of stored elastic energy in leg extensor muscles during vertical jumps. 1989.

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A correlation of power tests: Vertical jump, Margaria power test, and Cybex. 1990.

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The effect of selected sport surfaces on vertical force in walking, running and jumping. 1987.

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The effect of selected sport surfaces on vertical force in walking, running and jumping. 1989.

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Al-Hasso, Thamer Saeed. The effect of selected sport surfaces on vertical force in walking, running and jumping. 1987.

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Gregory, Cindy. The effect of land and water training on the vertical jumping ability of female college students. 1988.

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Gregory, Cindy. The effect of land and water training on the vertical jumping ability of female college students. 1986.

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The effects of weight training and plyometric training on vertical jump, standing long jump and forty-meter sprint. 1986.

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The effects of weight training and plyometric training on vertical jump, standing long jump and forty-meter sprint. 1988.

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The effects of the Strength Shoe on vertical jump performance in male collegiate basketball players. 1989.

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The effects of the Strength Shoe on vertical jump performance in male collegiate basketball players. 1989.

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The effects of the Strength Shoe on vertical jump performance in male collegiate basketball players. 1992.

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Garter Jumping: Its Effect on the Standing Vertical Jump and Running Approach Jump in Volleyball. fcu-gradschool, 2010.

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A correlation of power tests: Vertical jump, Margaria power test, and Cybex leg power test. 1987.

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Brassard, Marc F. The effect of the airstirrup and a conventional method of strapping the ankle on agility and vertical jump performance. 1990.

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The effect of two types of plyometric training in improving vertical jump ability in female college soccer players. 1992.

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The effect of toe and plantar flexor strength training on vertical jump performance of folk dancers. 1991.

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The effect of the airstirrup and a conventional method of strapping the ankle on agility and vertical jump performance. 1988.

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Pronko, Leonard, and Jonathan M. Hall. To Call Dance Japanese. Edited by Anthony Shay and Barbara Sellers-Young. Oxford University Press, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199754281.013.031.

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Nihon buyô, sometimes known as kabuki dance, has captured the imagination of Japanese and international audiences for centuries. The dance combines three traditional categories of Japanese dance movement, mai or lateral movement, odori or vertical, jumping movement, and furi, mimetic or imitational movement. Due to its popularity and its long association with kabuki theatre, Nihon buyô is understood by many to represent a singular, uniquely Japanese form of dance. Yet, the term itself is a turn-of-the-century neologism, invented in reaction to the Western category of dance. This retroactive nomination secured Nihon buyô’s status as a national dance, representative of Japanese aesthetics, culture, and behaviors.

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Biewener, Andrew A., and Shelia N. Patek, eds. Jumping, Climbing and Suspensory Locomotion. Oxford University Press, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198743156.003.0007.

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Jumping, climbing and suspensory locomotion are specialized locomotor mechanisms used on land and in the air. Jumping is used for rapid launches from substrates. Climbing and suspensory movements enable locomotion up, under and through vertically-structured habitats, such as forests. Elastic energy storage is particularly important for jumping and catapult systems and we address the core concepts of power amplification that are exemplified in nature’s extreme jumpers. We examine the diverse mechanisms of attachment that characterize animals that can grasp and adhere to a diversity of structures. We conclude the chapter by examining the integration of biological capabilities with engineering innovations in these systems.

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Anstis, Stuart. High-Level Organization of Motion. Oxford University Press, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199794607.003.0064.

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Some ambiguous patterns of flashed dots are equally likely to be seen as jumping horizontally or vertically. Priming dots can disambiguate this motion, showing that observers prefer to see straight-line rather than L-shaped motion. Pairs of dots that circle around each other can become perceptually linked into larger, global shapes including many such pairs. Moving backgrounds can distort moving dots so that their circular paths appear elliptical or even linear. Observers radically misperceive the sliding motions of rods (chopsticks) or rings that glide over each other. Finally, a moving background can strongly shift or distort a flashed-up static cross. This chapter discusses these concepts.

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