STRENGTH FACTORS RELATED TO MAXIMAL POWER OUTPUT DURING JUMP SQUATS WITH AN OPTIMAL LOAD
Eric L. Dugan(Ball State University), Robert U. Newton(Edith Cowan University), Christopher J. Hasson(Northeastern University), Brandon K. Doan(United States Air Force), Keijo Häkkinen(University of Jyväskylä), Jae Kun Shim(Regis University), K M. Robertson(Ball State University), William J. Kraemer(The Ohio State University)
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