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Acute effect of kinetic chain exercises on vertical jumping in sedentary individuals

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2023
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The aim of this study was to determine the effects of open and closed kinetic chain exercises applied in adults without a sports background on acute jump Force, Speed, Power, Thrust Distance, Jump Height (cm), Jump Time (sec) and to reveal the differences between the two training programs. Has been carried out. A total of 17 women (8) and men (9), aged 36-47, who exercised at CY Performance Fitness Center, participated in the study. Body analysis, Bruce test and hands-free values test were applied to the participants of the study with the Tanita device. Trap Bar Squat, Lunge Walk, Deadlift and Smith Machine Squat, Leg Press, Leg Extension, Leg Curl exercises were made as a training program. After open and closed kinetic chain training, counter movement jump (CMJ) or free environment test was applied to the participants in the study. Participants Women Age (years) 41.13±4.25 men Age (years) Average age 42.78±4.29 years, women 59.83±6.57 Average body weight (kg) men 92.21±9.03 They contributed voluntarily with an average of body weight (kg). The study used weak treatments in a beautiful research design. Study statistic One Way Anova made As a result, no difference was found in the tests and estimations to assume the leadership of both groups. If the training period is short and the people do not have enough time for their strength and power development, if it does not spread in the tests because of these reasons, Sevens. Keywords: Sports, physical activity, advanced technology, obesity, heart ailments.

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Yağmur Can Kurt

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Yağmur Can Kurt (Master Thesis). Acute effect of kinetic chain exercises on vertical jumping in sedentary individuals, 2023, İstanbul Gelişim University.

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