la asta te refereai tu (wefgef) cateva post-uri mai sus?It is not surprising that training-induced improvements in maximal force during slow movements do not usually produce great improvements in mRFD or in vertical jump ability. For example, squat training with heavy loads (70%-120% of 1 RM) improves maximal isometric strength but not the maximal rate of force development (Hakkinen et al., 1981 ); in fact, such training might even reduce the ability of the muscles to develop force rapidly (Hakkinen, 1989). On the other hand, vertical jump training with light loads increases an athlete's ability to rapidly develop force (Hakkinen et al., 1981). Figure 2 compares the effects of heavy resistance training versus power training on the isometric RFD curve. Although heavy resistance training increases maximal strength (and thus the highest point on the force:time curve), this type of training does not improve vertical jump performance appreciably, especially in athletes who have already been strength trained for more than 6 mo. This is because the time during which the feet are in contact with the ground or floor while executing a vertical jump is typically less than 350 ms, and most of the training-induced increases in force-producing potential cannot be realized over such a short time.
@raptor : "Wilson et al. (1993) compared the effects of 10 wk of training with traditional back squats or one of two forms of plyometric training--loaded jump squats or drop jumps--on vertical jump performance. The subjects involved in the study had a minimum of 1 y of weight training experience and could perform half squats with at least 100% of their body weights." Adica exista oameni care sa nu fi lucrat geno si indreptari deloc, si abia dupa un an de antrenament sa faca half(nu full) squats cu 1rm?? vreau sa zic ca eu am facut 1 luna geno si indreptari cu bara goala ca sa ma invat cu miscarea, apoi in sapt 5 faceam geno cu 65 kg si peste inca 3 saptamani cu 80-85 kg...si credeam ca sunt un pic cam praf, go figure.