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Related Data for: Stretching to the limit: Acute responses to static and dynamic preparation for technical leaps in youth rhythmic gymnasts
Rhythmic gymnastics (RG) technical leaps require high jump height and extreme joint range of motion. This study compared RG technical leap performance immediately following static and dynamic stretching preparation. Seventeen well-trained female rhythmic gymnasts underwent 30-min of static or dynami
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