Read morePassive and PNF but not active or ballistic stretching reduce jump performance
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Passive and PNF but not active or ballistic stretching reduce jump performance
Various forms of stretching have long been an integral component to the pre-training warm-up routine. Teams would often line up in rows on the field and count out their ~15 seconds stretches in unison, starting from their upper body and moving progressively to their lower body. However, the effects of static stretching on strength and ...