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Field-to-laboratory biomechanical profiling of reactive strength index in male volleyball drop jumps

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By Di Lu, Yueming Li, Tianyuan He, Jiaxin He, Jian Sun, Duanying Li
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Reactive strength index (RSI) is widely used in drop-jump testing, but the score alone does not show how the landing-to-take-off phase is organized. Objective: This study examined whether RSI in male volleyball drop jumps can be interpreted more clearly by combining field-accessible performance metrics with time-continuous knee-joint biomechanical waveforms.
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Differential effects of plyometric training loads on jump and sprint performance reveal optimal strategies

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By Zhanming Zhang, Jian Sun, Duanying Li, Shaolan Li, Jiyang Yue
| Nature Verified
Abstract Plyometric training is an effective method for enhancing lower-body muscle power, and modulating external loads may further optimize its training effects. Currently, there is a lack of systematic comparisons between externally loaded and unloaded plyometric training with respect to performance outcomes, such as vertical jump, horizontal jump, and sprint performance. Moreover, the differential effects of various load intensities remain unclear.
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Can exercise truly alleviate mild-to-moderate and subthreshold depression? Evidence from randomized controlled trials

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By Duanying Li, Jun Chen, Tianyuan He, Ruixiang Yan, Wenfeng Zhang, Guoxing Li
| Frontiers
Abstract Objective: This study centers on populations with mild-to-moderate and subthreshold depression, excluding pharmacological interference, to systematically evaluate the comparative efficacy of various exercise modalities. Methods: Adhering to PRISMA guidelines, a systematic search was conducted across PubMed, Embase, Web of Science, the Cochrane Library, and PsycINFO databases up to January 25, 2026.
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