The effect of ankle taping on vertical jump performance among amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of ankle taping on vertical jump performance among amateur football players. A total of eighteen subjects (N=18) from Subang City Football Club were selected through purposive sampling. The study compared the differences between vertical jump...
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uitm-219682018-11-01T08:23:16Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/21968/ The effect of ankle taping on vertical jump performance among amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli Zulkifli, Arif Muhaimin Physical education and training. Physical fitness Exercise The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of ankle taping on vertical jump performance among amateur football players. A total of eighteen subjects (N=18) from Subang City Football Club were selected through purposive sampling. The study compared the differences between vertical jump performance with and without ankle taping. Sample Paired T-Test was used as this study included pre- and post-test using the group of subjects. During pre-test, all subjects performed three vertical jump tests without any application of ankle taping. After a minimum intervention of 24 hours, they performed the same test with the application of ankle tapings. Based on the Sample Paired T-Test result, there was no significant difference between vertical jump performances without ankle taping and vertical jump performance with ankle taping (p = 0.081). The overall result also indicated that vertical jump without taping (M = 40.33, SD = 5.77578) was inferior to vertical jump with taping (M = 41.31, SD = 5.78165). To conclude, this finding suggests ankle taping does not affect vertical jump performances among amateur football players and it does give positive mental effects for them to perform better. Faculty of Sports Science and Recreation 2018 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/21968/1/PPb_ARIF%20MUHAIMIN%20ZULKIFLI%20SR%20C%2018_5.PDF Zulkifli, Arif Muhaimin (2018) The effect of ankle taping on vertical jump performance among amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli. [Student Project] (Unpublished) |
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of ankle taping on vertical jump
performance among amateur football players. A total of eighteen subjects (N=18) from
Subang City Football Club were selected through purposive sampling. The study
compared the differences between vertical jump performance with and without ankle
taping. Sample Paired T-Test was used as this study included pre- and post-test using
the group of subjects. During pre-test, all subjects performed three vertical jump tests
without any application of ankle taping. After a minimum intervention of 24 hours,
they performed the same test with the application of ankle tapings. Based on the
Sample Paired T-Test result, there was no significant difference between vertical jump
performances without ankle taping and vertical jump performance with ankle taping (p
= 0.081). The overall result also indicated that vertical jump without taping (M = 40.33,
SD = 5.77578) was inferior to vertical jump with taping (M = 41.31, SD = 5.78165).
To conclude, this finding suggests ankle taping does not affect vertical jump
performances among amateur football players and it does give positive mental effects
for them to perform better. |
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The effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli |
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The effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli |
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The effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli |
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The effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli |
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The effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / Arif Muhaimin Zulkifli |
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effect of ankle taping on
vertical jump performance among
amateur football players / arif muhaimin zulkifli |
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Faculty of Sports Science and Recreation |
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2018 |
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