Vertical Jump Test

Description

The vertical jump test is a test of lower body power. The test was first described nearly 100 years ago (Sargent, 1921). The procedure below describes the method used for directly measuring the vertical jump height jumped.

This device is used to measure the maximum power of the lower body. A vertical jump test is used to measure the muscular strength of the lower torso. In this test, the person must be placed next to the device according to the standards and perform a vertical jump, and then the muscle strength can be calculated according to the person’s jump in inches or centimetres. This test is known as an important test in sports such as volleyball, in which jumping and muscle strength play an important role.

Technical Specifications:

Has a display
Sensor panel with a precision of 1 cm
Dimensions of the sensor screen: 40 in 200 cm
Has networking capability
Ability to calculate jump, strength and power
Ability to install on the wall