Abstract
ABSTRACTThis study was conducted (a) to determine the effects of varying levels of muscular fatigue on vertical jump performance and (b) to see if the initial level of leg strength influenced this response. Twelve college men were tested for leg-press strength (1-RM) and for vertical jump. Subjects
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