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1. LONG-TERM TRAINING ADAPTATIONS IN ELITE MALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS.

Author

SHEPPARD, JEREMY M. and NEWTON, ROBERT U.

Subjects
*BODY composition, *ANTHROPOMETRY, *ATHLETIC ability, *COMPARATIVE studies, *DYNAMICS, *EXERCISE physiology, *JUMPING, *KINEMATICS, *LONGITUDINAL method, *MUSCLE strength, *MUSCLE strength testing, *SKINFOLD thickness, *T-test (Statistics), *VOLLEYBALL, *EFFECT sizes (Statistics), *PHYSICAL training & conditioning, *ELITE athletes, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics
Abstract

The article reports on research which was conducted to examine the anthropometric, vertical jump, and strength quality changes over two years in a group of national team volleyball players. Researchers evaluated 14 players. After evaluating the players for two years researchers concluded that elite male volleyball players can improve leanness and power, which contribute to improvements in vertical jump.

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2012
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2. CHANGES IN STRENGTH AND POWER QUALITIES OVER TWO YEARS IN VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS TRANSITIONING FROM JUNIOR TO SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM.

Author

Sheppard, Jeremy M., Nolan, Emily, and Newton, Robert U.

Subjects
*VOLLEYBALL players, *PROFESSIONAL athletes, *VOLLEYBALL training, *SPIKE (Volleyball), *JUMPING, *WORLD championships, *PHYSIOLOGY, *AGE distribution, *ANTHROPOMETRY, *ATHLETIC ability, *COMPARATIVE studies, *EXERCISE physiology, *LONGITUDINAL method, *MUSCLE strength, *MUSCLE strength testing, *T-test (Statistics), *VOLLEYBALL, *EFFECT sizes (Statistics), *EXERCISE intensity, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics
Abstract

The article discusses the changes in performance indicators related to strength and the development of speed-strength in the transitioning of volleyball players from junior to senior national team. An overview of the study conducted to professional players who played at the world championships, World Cup, and senior continental championships is provided. It explores aspects of the training for counter movement vertical jumps (CMVJ) and spike jump (SPJ).

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2012
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