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Single-leg CMJ and interlimb asymmetry

A countermovement jump on one leg, direct height in centimetres for each side, in three attempts. Interlimb asymmetry is calculated against the side that jumped higher. It does not classify risk.

Version 3 of the protocol in the StatsCenter catalogue.

Calculator

Interlimb asymmetry from each leg's height

The formula

Interlimb asymmetry = (higher − lower) ÷ higher × 100

Bishop, Read, Lake, Chavda & Turner (2018), Strength and Conditioning Journal 40(4):1–6. The equation estimates; it is not a clinical report and does not replace a direct measurement. It is the same calculation StatsCenter applies when a club collects.

Result

Interlimb asymmetry7.5%

When collecting

What StatsCenter records and calculates.

Read from the product's protocol catalogue, in the version a club uses today when it creates an assessment.

Measures

Jump height, right leg
cm · the highest attempt counts
Jump height, left leg
cm · the highest attempt counts

Collection conditions

Arms, free leg and how height is calculated
Described by the club when collecting. Must match for two collections to be compared.
Instrument
Listed: contact mat, force plate, app (MyJump) and no technology; another can be described. Must match for two collections to be compared.

Derived values

  • Interlimb asymmetry

    %
    Equation
    (higher − lower) ÷ higher × 100
    Sign
    positive when the right leg jumped higher, negative when the left did

    Interlimb asymmetry in unilateral tests. Bishop, Read, Lake, Chavda & Turner (2018), Strength and Conditioning Journal 40(4):1–6. Source

Protocol reference

Collect your squad's single-leg CMJ in StatsCenter.

The protocol comes ready, with its attempts, its formulas and every athlete's history.

No card needed, every module included. Sign-up and the product are in Portuguese.