英文摘要 |
The scientific evaluation of the dynamic muscle strength of the lower extremities through the force plate-assisted jump test is an important and meaningful method for current sports science research and sports training testing. The countermovement jump and drop jump are frequently used test movements because they incorporate the stretch-shortening cycle (SSC) characteristic of most sports. According to the theory, this mechanism helps to improve the muscle strength, thereby improving the performance of jumping. Most of the current research analyses focus on the performance of the concentric phase. However, considering the basic mechanism of SSC, the characteristics of the eccentric phase should be the factors that affect the performance of the concentric phase, and their correlation can be regarded as the benefit of SSC. Therefore, this article evaluates the benefits of SSC, and discusses the relationship between the characteristics of ground reaction force during the eccentric phase and the benefits of SSC and jumping performance, as well as the means to improve the benefits of SSC in this stage. Hopefully, this article can clarify the aspects and meanings that should be observed when using force plates for dynamic muscle strength testing of lower extremities, so as to provide relevant practitioners with a more complete blueprint for scientific evaluation. |