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Single leg CMJ rebound

COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP REBOUND

(CMJ-RE)

CMJ-RE TEST TYPES

The CMJ Rebound Test Type can be customized by creating and applying a TAG. Below are common CMJRE tags. It is important to note no tag in the system implies "hands on hip."

TOUCH
Bilateral CMJRE
Bilateral CMJRE
TOUCH
SINGLE LEG CMJRE
SINGLE LEG CMJRE
TOUCH
HANDS ON HIPS
HANDS ON HIPS
TOUCH
ARM SWING
ARM SWING
TOUCH
LOADED CONDITIONS
LOADED CONDITIONS Service Description

The CMJ Rebound is a unique hybrid test of the CMJ (slow stretch-shortening cycle) & Drop Jump (fast stretch-shortening cycle). This test can be completed by performing 2 maximal CMJ attempts maximizing jump height for both attempts. Or 1 maximal CMJ attempt and 1 CMJ as quick as possible minimizing time on the ground - utilizing limited knee flexion.

The Hawkin Performance Team recommends using the 2 maximal CMJ options during the last stage of the Return To Play process. It can also be substituted as an alternative for the Drop Jump, with much less of a learning curve for novice athletes - utilizing the 1 maximal CMJ first and 1 quick off-the-ground CMJ second.

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CMJ REBOUND VIDEO LIBRARY

HOW TO VIDEO
SIDE VIEW CMJ-RE HANDS ON HIPS (2 MAXIMAL CMJ)
Instruct the athlete to start with their hands on their hips. Perform a standard CMJ and instead of landing to stabilize, the athlete should execute a reactive jump upwards. Upon landing, they should stabilize.
SIDE VIEW CMJ-RE ARM SWING (2 MAXIMAL CMJ)
Instruct the athlete to start with their hands above their head. On the beep rapidly throw the arms down and begin the descent. Make sure to use a tag of "Arm Swing" to aggregate the data separate from the CMJ-RE tests with hands on hips.
FRONT VIEW CMJ-RE (1 MAXIMAL & 1 QUICK OFF THE GROUND
With this type of CMJ-RE instruct the athlete to jump as high as they can on the first attempt, and quickly off the ground on the second attempt. This style is more of the hybrid test of slow stretch-shortening cycle function (CMJ 1) and fast stretch-shortening cycle function (CMJ 2, the "rebound" jump). This is a video by Dr. John McMahon, a force plate researcher out of Salford.
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