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Table 5 Relative and absolute reliability of jump parameters

From: Reliability of a new test battery for fitness assessment of the European Astronaut corps

Parameter

Pooled mean ± SD

Relative reliability

Absolute reliability

ICC3.1

SEM

CV

Max flight height CMJ (m)

0.35 ± 0.09

0.63

×/÷1.14

×/÷14.44

Max flight height SJ (m)

0.32 ± 0.06

0.76

×/÷1.10

×/÷9.76

Max flight height SLJ-R (m)

0.15 ± 0.03

0.51

±0.02

±13.09

Max flight height SLJ-L (m)

0.15 ± 0.02

0.14

×/÷1.15

×/÷14.76

Max flight height DJ (m)

0.24 ± 0.06

0.79

±0.03

±11.67

RFDmax CMJ (N s−1)

11,553 ± 7,275

0.85

×/÷1.21

×/÷21.18

RFDmax SJ (N s−1)

11,018 ± 5,192

0.74

×/÷1.24

×/÷24.25

RFDmax SLJ-R (N s−1)

8,634 ± 4,478

0.85

×/÷1.20

×/÷20.10

RFDmax SLJ-L (N s−1)

8,135 ± 4,324

0.69

×/÷1.32

×/÷31.98

RFDmax DJ (N s−1)

394,012 ± 240,961

0.65

×/÷1.44

×/÷43.76

RSI (m/s)

1.15 ± 0.29

0.73

±0.15

±13.03

  1. CMJ countermovement jump, SJ squat jump, SLJ-R/L single-leg jump right/left leg, DJ drop jump, RFD rate of force development, RSI reactive strength index, SD standard deviation, ICC intraclass correlation coefficient, SEM standard error of measurement, CV coefficient of variation, “±” error in absolute form, “×/÷” error as ratio, based on log transformed data.