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Reliability and Accuracy of Linear Position Transducers During the Bench Press ...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Costa, Armando; Sousa, Paulo Malico; Pinheiro, Valter; Forte, Pedro; Monteiro, Luis; Ribeiro, Alex S.; Rama, LuisSelecting the right linear position transducer (LPT) for velocity-based training monitoring sometimes presents uncertainties for coaches. Objectives: This study rigorously examined the test-retest reliability of three LPT–Cs using a simultaneous triangulation method of the same device during bench press (BP) and back squat (SQ) exercises performed on a Smith machine. Methods: Forty university students—13 female...
Methodological considerations for determining the volume and intensity of drop ...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Sarmento, Hugo; Buzzichelli, Carlo; Moura, Nelio Alfano; Gonzáles Badillo, Juan José; Santos, Amândio; Rama, LuísThis systematic review provides critical and propositional information on criteria for determining the volume and intensity of drop jumps during plyometric training programs. Eligibility criteria were defined according to PICOS: Participants: male or female athletes, trained or recreationally active (16–40 years). Intervention duration: more than 4 weeks. Comparators: passive or active control group during a pl...
Validity and Reliability of a Load Cell Sensor-Based Device for Assessment of t...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Gomes, Beatriz; Santos, Amândio; Rama, LuisIn recent years, there has been an exponential increase in the number of devices developed to measure or estimate physical exercise. However, before these devices can be used in a practical and research environment, it is necessary to determine their validity and reliability. The purpose of this study is to test the validity and reliability of a load cell sensor-based device (LC) for measuring the peak force (P...
Methodological considerations for determining the volume and intensity of drop ...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Sarmento, Hugo; Buzzichelli, Carlo; Alfano Moura, Nelio; Gonzáles Badillo, Juan José; Santos, Amândio; Rama, LuísThis systematic review provides critical and propositional information on criteria for determining the volume and intensity of drop jumps during plyometric training programs. Eligibility criteria were defined according to PICOS: Participants: male or female athletes, trained or recreationally active (16–40 years). Intervention duration: more than 4 weeks. Comparators: passive or active control group during a pl...
The Validity of the Push Band 2.0 on the Reactive Strength Index Assessment in ...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Paz Arencibia, Lázaro de la; Buzzichelli, Carlo; Miranda-Oliveira, Paulo; Fernandes, Orlando; Santos, Amândio; Rama, LuísThe devices for measuring plyometric exercise in field conditions are becoming increasingly prevalent in applied research and practice. However, before the use of a device in an applied setting, the validity and reliability of such an instrument must be determined. The study aimed to assess the validity and reliability of the Output Sport, an inertial measurement unit (IMU), through comparisons with a force pla...
Validity and reliability of the Output sport device for assessing drop jump per...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Field, Adam; Santos, Amândio; Rama, Luís1218-2F4F-CC9E | Raynier Montoro-Bombú; N/A
The validity of the push band 2.0 on the reactive strength index assessment in ...
Montoro-Bombú, Raynier; Arencibia, Lázaro de la Paz; Buzzichelli, Carlo; Miranda-Oliveira, Paulo; Fernandes, Orlando; Santos, Amândio; Rama, LuisThis study aims to verify the validity of the Push Band 2.0 (PB2.0) device on the reactive strength index (RSI) measurement, using a force plate (FP) and an optical sensor device, OptoJump (OPT), as a reference. Twenty trained athletes performed 60 drop jump trials with a height box of 30 cm. A randomized repeated measures study was conducted during a single session using the PB2.0, the OPT, and the plate force...