The aims of the present study were to determine test-retest reliability for unilateral strength
and power tests used to quantify asymmetry and determine the consistency of both the …

The purpose of the present study was (i) to explore the reliability of the most commonly used
countermovement jump (CMJ) metrics, and (ii) to reduce a large pool of metrics with …

The investigation of interlimb asymmetries has increased in recent years, with practitioners
and researchers typically exploring the impact of interlimb asymmetry on athletic …

The aim of the present study was to determine the association of multi-directional jum**
asymmetries with measures of physical performance. Forty-two youth handball athletes …

The purpose of the present study was to establish the intrasession and intersession
reliability of variables obtained from a force plate that was used to quantitate lower extremity …

Countermovement jumps (CMJs) are widely used in athlete training, performance
monitoring and research as an indicator of power output. Despite extensive scientific …

This study aimed to evaluate the between-session reliability of single-leg performance and
asymmetry variables during unilateral and bilateral countermovement jumps (CMJ). Twenty …

Physical fitness is of great significance to athletes in both single-player and team sports. The
countermovement jump (CMJ) is one of the most commonly applied jump tests for assessing …

Strength and power are recognised as key components of human health and performance.
Therefore, it is vital for exercise scientists and strength and conditioning practitioners to be …

Introduction Greater side-to-side asymmetry can indicate impaired skill, reduced power
production, and an increased risk of injury. Bilateral differences highlight the presence of …