A Study of the Rebound Jumping Ability of Aerobic Gymnastic Athletes Aged 12 to 17 Years.

  • NOGAMI Nobuko
    Doctoral program student of the Joint Graduate school in Science of school Education, Hyogo University of Teacher Education Kobe University of Future Health Science
  • ENOMOTO Shota
    Okayama University
  • ODA Toshiaki
    Hyogo University of Teacher Education

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  • 12歳から17歳のエアロビック・ジムナスティックス選手のリバウンドジャンプ能力に関する研究
  • 12サイ カラ 17サイ ノ エアロビック ・ ジムナスティックス センシュ ノ リバウンドジャンプ ノウリョク ニ カンスル ケンキュウ

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This study investigated the jumping ability of aerobic gymnastics athletes in the World Age Group. The relationship between physical characteristics and rebound jump index (RJ-index), jump height, and ground time was examined using in-situ upward rebound jumps in athletes aged 12 to 17 years, including those who participate in international competitions. The results showed that although both height and weight grew over time, many of the athletes were smaller than the growth curve standards of the cross-sectional standard height and weight curves (2000 edition). In the rebound jumps, when compared to the U20 Olympic development athletes female junior middle distance (800m) athletes, the age division group (12-14 years) had lower values for all items, and the age junior division group (15-17 years) had no difference in the RJ-index, indicating that jumps with shorter ground contact times were being made.

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