Neuromuscular Factors Influencing Vertical Jump Performance in Male National Wrestlers Aged 18 to 25 at Krehir Ahi Evran University

What this Trial Is About

This research focuses on male national wrestlers aged 18 to 25 studying at Krehir Ahi Evran University School of Physical Education and Sports. It aims to explore neuromuscular factors that influence vertical jump performance by evaluating various physical capabilities related to athletic performance. The study is observational and includes athletes who meet specific health and participation criteria. Participants will undergo a one-time neuromuscular performance assessment that includes tests for handgrip strength, hand reaction times, core muscle endurance, vertical jump height, and both static and dynamic balance using the Y-balance test. No treatment or exercise intervention will be given as part of the study it solely assesses athletic neuromuscular function. During the study session, researchers will evaluate grip strength, reaction times, balance, core endurance, and vertical jump height. These tests will help analyze the mean vertical jump height and related neuromuscular performance. The study involves volunteers and requires them to complete all assessments during a single evaluation session, with monitoring to ensure test completion and participant safety.

NEUROMUSCULAR PREDICTORS OF VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE IN NATIONAL-TEAM WRESTLERS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY