Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers

The reactive strength index (RSI) measures the stretch shortening cycle (SSC), an important neuromuscular property for running performance, and critical for the game of Australian Football (AF). The 10/5 Repeated Jump test (RJ) is used to measure RSI, thus, the aims of the study were to determine i...

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Main Authors: Benjamin Southey, Mark Connick, Dirk Spits, Damien Austin, Emma Beckman
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: International Universities Strength and Conditioning Association 2023-03-01
Series:International Journal of Strength and Conditioning
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Online Access:https://journal.iusca.org/index.php/Journal/article/view/181
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author Benjamin Southey
Mark Connick
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Damien Austin
Emma Beckman
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description The reactive strength index (RSI) measures the stretch shortening cycle (SSC), an important neuromuscular property for running performance, and critical for the game of Australian Football (AF). The 10/5 Repeated Jump test (RJ) is used to measure RSI, thus, the aims of the study were to determine if this test was reliable and could determine worthwhile change. Twenty-three male participants from an elite AF club completed RJ testing on two separate days of the week during the start of the preseason to determine interday and intraday reliability and determine whether smallest worthwhile change could be detected. All variables measured, (RSI, ground contact time, flight time, mean impulse and mean active stiffness) all had “excellent” ICC ratings >0.90 for both interday and intraday reliability. Mean landing RFD had “good” (ICC: 0.88) ratings for interday and “excellent” ratings for intraday reliability. Coefficient of variation ranged between 1.36-5.56% for all variables. All variables had a usefulness rating of “good”, indicating ability to detect smallest worthwhile change. The RJ test, is a reliable and sensitive measure to assess reactive strength index in AF athletes.
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spelling doaj.art-685a4dc7b34b48b9b45bc8582283feee2023-03-11T08:51:25ZengInternational Universities Strength and Conditioning AssociationInternational Journal of Strength and Conditioning2634-22352023-03-013110.47206/ijsc.v3i1.181Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian FootballersBenjamin Southey0Mark Connick1Dirk Spits2Damien Austin3Emma Beckman4Brisbane Lions Australian Football ClubThe University of QueenslandTennis AustraliaBrisbane Lions AFCThe University of Queensland The reactive strength index (RSI) measures the stretch shortening cycle (SSC), an important neuromuscular property for running performance, and critical for the game of Australian Football (AF). The 10/5 Repeated Jump test (RJ) is used to measure RSI, thus, the aims of the study were to determine if this test was reliable and could determine worthwhile change. Twenty-three male participants from an elite AF club completed RJ testing on two separate days of the week during the start of the preseason to determine interday and intraday reliability and determine whether smallest worthwhile change could be detected. All variables measured, (RSI, ground contact time, flight time, mean impulse and mean active stiffness) all had “excellent” ICC ratings >0.90 for both interday and intraday reliability. Mean landing RFD had “good” (ICC: 0.88) ratings for interday and “excellent” ratings for intraday reliability. Coefficient of variation ranged between 1.36-5.56% for all variables. All variables had a usefulness rating of “good”, indicating ability to detect smallest worthwhile change. The RJ test, is a reliable and sensitive measure to assess reactive strength index in AF athletes. https://journal.iusca.org/index.php/Journal/article/view/181reactive strength indexaflsmallest worthwhile changestretch-shortening cycle
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Mark Connick
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Damien Austin
Emma Beckman
Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
International Journal of Strength and Conditioning
reactive strength index
afl
smallest worthwhile change
stretch-shortening cycle
title Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
title_full Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
title_fullStr Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
title_full_unstemmed Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
title_short Determining Interday & Intraday Reliability of the 10/5 Repeated Jump Test in Elite Australian Footballers
title_sort determining interday intraday reliability of the 10 5 repeated jump test in elite australian footballers
topic reactive strength index
afl
smallest worthwhile change
stretch-shortening cycle
url https://journal.iusca.org/index.php/Journal/article/view/181
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