Morpho-Functional Characteristics Related to Lower limb Stiffness, Explosive Power, and Reactive Strength Index (RSI) in Female Volleyball Players: Individual Variability and Performance Implications

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The aim was to analyze lower limb stiffness, explosive power, and reactive strength index (RSI) in female volleyball players and assess individual performance differences.
Included 18 elite female volleyball players.
Measured lower limb stiffness and explosive power with the Multiple Repeated Stiffness Jump Test.
Recorded anthropometric parameters: height, body mass, and BMI.
Analyzed mean values, ranges, coefficients of variation, and Pearson correlations.
Mean lower limb stiffness was 24.93 N/m and mean explosive power was 46.34 W/kg.
Mean jump height was 31.37 cm and mean RSI was 2.66.
Individual values showed considerable variation, especially in stiffness and explosive power.
No significant correlations found between jump performance and anthropometric parameters.

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Analysis of lower limb stiffness, explosive power, and reactive strength in elite female volleyball players reveals performance implications.

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