The relationship between Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull variables and athletic performance measures: empirical study of english professional soccer players and meta-analysis of extant literature. https://t.co/mMRxzYwkmM interesting paper showing link between imtp perf & 10m speed
The relationship between isometric mid-thigh pull variables and athletic performance measures: empirical study of English professional soccer players and meta-analysis of extant literature.
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Nov 2020 – Mar 2021Where it's discussed
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The overall tone of the discussions reflects curiosity and recognition of the study's relevance, with examples like mentioning the link to 10m speed and sustainably engaging with the research's implications. Words such as 'interesting' and 'link' reveal a moderate level of intrigue, while references to practical applications indicate a belief in the article's potential impact.
Most discussions recognize the validity of the research linking IMTP variables to athletic performance, but some remain cautious or neutral.
Participants show moderate curiosity, especially regarding the implications for soccer performance and how the findings could influence assessment techniques.
The dialogue demonstrates thoughtful engagement, with references to specific findings like the correlation with 10m sprint time and the potential for practical application.
The discussions suggest the article could influence training and assessment practices in athletic contexts, as evidenced by comments on its usefulness for coaches and trainers.
Abstract in brief
- This study explores how measurements from the isometric midthigh pull (IMTP) relate to key athletic skills like sprinting, jumping, and changing direction in professional soccer players, finding that stronger force production, especially at certain time points during the pull, is linked to better athletic performance.
- The research involved 11 young professional soccer players who performed IMTP tests and various performance tests, showing that specific force metrics during IMTP strongly correlate with sprint speed, jump height, and agility.
- Overall, the study highlights the importance of the IMTP as a useful tool for assessing and understanding the physical capabilities that contribute to soccer performance, emphasizing the role of force generating capacity in athletic success.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky今日はジムでこれ練習すっか https://t.co/iGHLOPJ7xG
ルーマニアンデッドしながらハイプルするの腰が疲れるのでこれが良さそう https://t.co/I65qCbIlsf
The relationship between Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull variables and athletic performance measures: empirical study of English professional soccer players and meta-analysis of extant literature @LJMasonN @andykirkland71 & James Wright
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Using Isometric MidThigh Pulls to Enhance Soccer Performance Analysis
This study explores how measurements from the isometric mid-thigh pull relate to key athletic skills like sprinting, jumping, and changing direction in professional soccer players, showing that stronger force production…
Analyzing Isometric Mid-Thigh Pulls and Athletic Performance in Soccer
This study explores how measurements from the isometric mid-thigh pull relate to key athletic skills like sprinting, jumping, and changing direction in professional soccer players, finding that stronger force production…
今日はジムでこれ練習すっか https://t.co/iGHLOPJ7xG
ルーマニアンデッドしながらハイプルするの腰が疲れるのでこれが良さそう https://t.co/I65qCbIlsf
The relationship between Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull variables and athletic performance measures: empirical study of English professional soccer players and meta-analysis of extant literature @LJMasonN @andykirkland71 & James Wright
The relationship between Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull variables and athletic performance measures: empirical study of english professional soccer players and meta-analysis of extant literature. https://t.co/mMRxzYwkmM interesting paper showing link between imtp perf & 10m speed
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