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Tracking the Reliability of Force Plate-Derived Countermovement Jump Metrics Over Time in Female Basketball Athletes:A Comparison of Principal Component Analysis vs.Conventional Methods

Joshua A.J.Keogh Chris Bishop Matthew C.Ruder Dylan Kobsar

Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise2025，Vol.7Issue(4)：P.460-472,13.

Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise2025，Vol.7Issue(4)：P.460-472,13.DOI:10.1007/s42978-023-00239-8

Tracking the Reliability of Force Plate-Derived Countermovement Jump Metrics Over Time in Female Basketball Athletes:A Comparison of Principal Component Analysis vs.Conventional Methods

Joshua A.J.Keogh ¹Chris Bishop ²Matthew C.Ruder ¹Dylan Kobsar¹

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1. Biomechanics Laboratory,Department of Kinesiology,McMaster University,Hamilton,ON L8S 4L8,Canada
2. London Sports Institute,Middlesex University,London NW44BT,England,UK
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Athlete monitoring/Injury prevention/Athlete performance/Asymmetry/Between-limb differences/Longitudinal

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Joshua A.J.Keogh,Chris Bishop,Matthew C.Ruder,Dylan Kobsar..Tracking the Reliability of Force Plate-Derived Countermovement Jump Metrics Over Time in Female Basketball Athletes:A Comparison of Principal Component Analysis vs.Conventional Methods[J].Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise,2025,7(4):P.460-472,13.

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