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May impair explosive performance in cold settings; leaves open elastic energy mechanisms for targeted physiologic studies.
Lower muscle temperatures reduce vertical jump height but enhance the storage of elastic energy during counter movements, likely due to a decreased rate of cross-bridge breaking.
Asmussen et al. (1976) studied this question.
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