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RPeM: a smartphone-derived index of concentric propulsive efficiency in university athletes. An exploratory cross-sectional analysis
Background. Vertical jump height does not capture the time over which propulsive force is produced. This study introduces RPeM (Relative Propulsive efficiency Metric), an exploratory index relating jump height to concentric time in university athletes. RPeM is descriptive and is not proposed as a me
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