|  |  | Reactive Stength Index (RSI) testing  sport-specific
 leg symmetry left/right
 
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          | Reactivity StrengthAn important component of the physical
 requirements is the reactive strength.
 
 Reactive strength can be defined as  the ability
 to change quickly from an eccentric  to a
 concentric contraction. (Young,1995)
 Stretch Shorten Cycle  (SSC)
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          | The RSIndex is a suitable way of registering the extent of explosivity. Just as with single jumps
 this registration is  also possible in the
 Topjump-system master with multiple jumps (rep  jumps),
 the measurements shows  the leg symmetry left/right
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		The Reactive Strength Index (RSI) is one component of the Strength Qualities Assessment Test. 
		SQAT is used at the Australian Institute of Sport (Young, 1995)
 Using the  Topjump-system with (ply)jump protocol the RSI is a calculated figure derived
 by dividing the height jumped by the time in contact prior to take-off (height jumped/time).
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