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COMPARISON OF THE FORCE-TIME STRUCTURE OF THE VERTICAL JUMP BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN

František Vaverka, Miroslav Janura

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Take-offs are very frequent movement actions concerning a wide variety of sport and human activities. The vertical jump has very often been used as a suitable model for the solution of many problems in sport pedagogy, effectiveness of the training process, quality of muscle performance,

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Take-offs are very frequent movement actions concerning a wide variety of sport and human activities. The vertical jump has very often been used as a suitable model for the solution of many problems in sport pedagogy, effectiveness of the training process, quality of muscle performance,

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Take-offs are very frequent movement actions concerning a wide variety of sport and human activities. The vertical jump has very often been used as a suitable model for the solution of many problems in sport pedagogy, effectiveness of the training process, quality of muscle performance,

Key concepts: Jump, Vertical jump, Movement (music), Long jump, Horizontal and vertical, Mathematics, Stability (learning theory), Psychology

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