Concurrent validity and reliability of mobile applications in measuring vertical jump performance

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The concurrent validity and reliability of two mobile applications designed to measure vertical jump heights were analyzed in this study using a force platform and 3D motion analysis as criterion methods. The results showed that jump height can be accurately and reliably estimated using these mobile applications, providing a valid and feasible tool in evaluating jump performance.
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UCB621
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