Performance Outcomes Following Isoinertial or Machine-Based Training Interventions in Female Junior Tennis Players.
Jose CanósFrancisco CorbiJoshua ColomarErnest BaigetPublished in: International journal of sports physiology and performance (2022)
Four weeks of the tested programs seem sufficient to improve physical determinants in young female participants. Greater improvements in CMJ and medicine-ball throw following flywheel neuromuscular training indicate the importance of including exercises that emphasize the stretch-shortening cycle and involve the entire kinetic chain. Performing the same intervention with no load adjustments may stall or even decrease performance in some parameters from weeks 4 to 8.