The main purpose of this research was to explore characteristics of stretch jump on trampoline and mini trampoline. We focused on how long the support on trampoline and landing lasted and how big were forces in take off and landing. Besides that, we were interested if there were any asymmetry at take off and landing, so if there were any differences between left and right leg. In theoretical part we described phases of jump on trampoline and mini trampoline, summed up some methodical references how to learn to jump on trampoline and described how jumping on trampoline affect our body. In the end, we explained how stretch jump is supposed to look and exposed the most common mistakes. Measurements were done in gymnastics gym of Faculty of sport on 30 students of the same faculty. Each of them performed 5 stretch jumps on mini trampoline and 5 stretch jumps on trampoline. The results were noted with Novel Pedoped device. After statistical analyses of data in Microsoft Excel 2013 and SPSS we explained the results. We realized that lasting of support on trampoline takes more time than support on mini trampoline and that the landing also takes more time on trampoline. In terms of forces, we realized that forces at take-off and landing are bigger on trampoline. About asymmetry, there were only statistical differences between right and left leg in landing on trampoline, otherwise asymmetry was not present.
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