Analysis of the Load-Velocity Relationship in Deadlift Exercise.
Alejandro Benavides-Ubric, David M. Díez‐Fernández, Manuel A. Rodríguez‐Pérez, Manuel Ortega‐Becerra, Fernando Pareja‐Blanco
Abstract
~; 0.97). Individual estimations also showed higher agreement and more regular variation than general equations. Moreover, MPV showed smaller bias than the other velocity parameters (MV and PV). The stability analysis of the load-velocity relationships resulted in ICC values higher than 0.82 and CV lower than 3.0%. Monitoring repetition velocity allows estimation of the %1RM in the deadlift exercise. More accurate predictions of relative load can be obtained when using individualized regression equations instead of general equations.
Topics & Concepts
Intraclass correlationMathematicsLinear regressionStatisticsConcentricCorrelation coefficientRegression analysisCoefficient of variationReproducibilityGeometrySports Performance and TrainingSports injuries and preventionLower Extremity Biomechanics and Pathologies