Jump performance
2 papers2 findings
- Human trial1
Associations
2Sarcopenia
downin humans1
1 study
Sarcopenia
downin humans1
Jump performance is associated with sarcopenia in humans.
“Narrative synthesis showed associations of higher JP with greater PA, better ADL, and lower odds of sarcopenia and dysmobility syndrome, but not fall history.”
Reviewolder adults
BMC geriatrics11 Apr 2026
Locomotor capacity
upin humans1
1 study
Locomotor capacity
upin humans1
Jump performance is associated with locomotor capacity in humans (|rpooled|= 0.36–0.48).
“Higher jump power showed moderate associations with better performance in Timed Up and Go, gait speed, 5-Chair Stand Test, and Short Physical Performance Battery (|rpooled|= 0.36–0.48).”
Reviewhigh-functioning older adults
BMC geriatrics11 Apr 2026
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