| 英文摘要 |
Purpose: This study aimed to investigate whether Triphasic Training warm-up could effectively improve lower limb explosive power in adolescents over a 6-week intervention period. Methods: Triphasic Training was implemented over 6 weeks, with each phase lasting two weeks. The first phase involved eccentric squat training, the second phase involved isometric squat training, and the third phase involved concentric squat training. In the seventh week, a test was conducted comparing classes that underwent Triphasic Training warm-up with classes that underwent traditional strength training warm-up (primarily concentric training). Tests included: vertical jump, countermovement jump, standing long jump, standing triple jump, standing broad jump, and 30-meter sprint. Data from both groups were analyzed to examine whether Triphasic Training warm-up effectively enhanced lower limb explosive power. Results: The experimental group showed significantly better results in vertical jump, countermovement jump, and standing broad jump compared to the control group. However, there was no significant difference in countermovement jump, standing triple jump, and 30-meter sprint between the two groups. Conclusions: Triphasic Training warm-up was more effective in improving lower limb explosive power compared to traditional training methods. The lack of significant difference in countermovement jump, standing triple jump, and 30-meter sprint test results may be attributed to factors such as subjects' balance, coordination, and stability, which could limit the transmission of body kinetic chain and affect the performance. Recommendations: To enhance lower limb explosive power, Triphasic Training warm-up is recommended. However, it is also important to maintain balance, coordination, and stability in physical fitness. |