Reliability and validity of My Jump 2 application to measure lower limb vertical stiffness of college students
- VernacularTitle:My Jump 2应用程序测量大学生下肢垂直刚度的信度和效度
- Author:
Weijun SONG
1
;
Xinyu MAO
;
Chao CHEN
;
Zhihai WANG
;
Kaiyuan QU
;
Mingming YANG
;
Dan WANG
Author Information
- Keywords: lower limb stiffness; reliability; validity; drop jump
- From: Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2024;28(2):172-176
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
- Abstract: BACKGROUND:Confirming the reliability and validity of the My jump 2 application for measuring lower limb vertical stiffness may offer the possibility of it as an alternative to the Kistler three-dimensional force platform for measuring lower limb stiffness. OBJECTIVE:To verify the reliability and validity of the My Jump 2 application in measuring lower limb vertical stiffness of college students. METHODS:The drop jump data of the participants were collected through the Kistler three-dimensional force platform and the My Jump 2 application,and the vertical stiffness of the participants'lower limb vertical stiffness was calculated.The intraclass correlation coefficient was used to analyze the data measured by the My Jump 2 application and the Kistler three-dimensional force platform,attempting to verify the reliability of the My Jump 2 application.The bias and average between the two devices were drawn into a Bland-Altman diagram to verify the consistency between the two test methods.Finally,the test-retest reliability of the My Jump 2 applications at 30 cm and 40 cm was analyzed using the Cronbach's alpha(α)and coefficient of variation.Pearson product-moment correlation was used to analyze the correlation of My Jump 2 applications. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:My Jump 2 application has high reliability and validity when measuring the vertical stiffness of the lower limb.At the same time,due to its advantages of low cost,convenient portability and field testing for large samples,it can be used as an alternative to the Kistler three-dimensional force platform to test the vertical stiffness of the lower limb in college students and similar populations.
