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The effects of general strength, maximal strength and plyometric training on leg strength and power in soccer players

Ecosse Luc Lamoureux

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The study compared the effects of a maximal strength training method with a form of explosive jump training (plyometrics) on soccer players. Overall, the results showed that weight training and jumping groups improved strength and power better than just regular soccer training. There was no difference between the weight lifting and the jumping groups on the strength and power tests.

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The study compared the effects of a maximal strength training method with a form of explosive jump training (plyometrics) on soccer players. Overall, the results showed that weight training and jumping groups improved strength and power better than just regular soccer training. There was no difference between the weight lifting and the jumping groups on the strength and power tests.

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The study compared the effects of a maximal strength training method with a form of explosive jump training (plyometrics) on soccer players. Overall, the results showed that weight training and jumping groups improved strength and power better than just regular soccer training. There was no difference between the weight lifting and the jumping groups on the strength and power tests.

Key concepts: Plyometrics, Jumping, Strength training, Mathematics, Jump, Training (meteorology), Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Explosive strength

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