Stretching to improve jumping performance
This study tests whether a specific stretching routine can help athletes jump higher. It looks at how stretching the calf muscles and shoulders affects your jumping ability.
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Who can take part
- You are currently training for a sport.
- You do not have any past or current injury that could affect your jumping or the muscles you would stretch.
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