Muscle Strength Training and Prescribing in Competitive Tennis Players: A Systematic Review

Miranda, João Marcelo de Queiroz; Polito, Luís Felipe Tubagi; Rica, Roberta Luksevicius; Miranda, Maria Luíza de Jesus; Bocalini, Danilo Sales; Figueira, Aylton

doi:10.1590/1517-869220202601215924

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“…Table tennis, badminton and tennis are all part of the racket sports group. These sports are characterized by constant rhythmic and intensity variations, as well as quick, repetitive activities of short duration [1][2][3]. Players are required to utilize a wide range of physical abilities, including speed, strength, cardiovascular endurance, agility, perceptiveness and decisionmaking abilities during competition [4].…”

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A comparative study of lower limb strength during vertical jump of male college students in table tennis, badminton and tennis

2024

Journal of Men's Health

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The objectives of this paper are to explore the correlation of kinetic indices of SJ (squat jump) and CMJ (counter-movement jump) and the differences of lower limb strength mechanics indexes of table tennis, badminton and tennis players under SJ and CMJ. This study included 60 male collegiate athletes, 20 each from table tennis, badminton, and tennis. Subjects performed SJ and CMJ tests on a force platform and the vertical jump data were analyzed. Table tennis, badminton and tennis players demonstrated significant differences in the SJ and CMJ assessments. Badminton players outperformed table tennis players in terms of peak power (PP) (p = 0.005) and peak velocity (PV) (p = 0.017). Badminton players beat table tennis players in PV (p = 0.028), PP (p = 0.022), fast twitch fibers (FTF) (p = 0.033) and pre-stretch effect (EP) (p = 0.0004). Tennis players exhibited lower peak force (PF) (p = 0.006) indicators than badminton players. For athletes in all three sports, the SJ test markers (vertical jump displacement, PF, PP and PV) demonstrated a strong positive correlation. There was a highly significant positive correlation between VJD and PF, PP, PV and FTF among badminton players. Significant positive connections were discovered between PF, PP, PV, FTF and EP, as well as between PP and PV and FTF and EP. PV and FTF had a very strong positive correlation, as did EP, PV and FTF. College badminton players had higher vertical jumps than table tennis and tennis players. In addition to vertical jump height, PP (power production), PV (power velocity) and FTF (force-time factors) are important markers for assessing the success of vertical jumps in athletes’ daily training. These findings can assist coaches and athletes develop better vertical jump training programs.

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A comparative study of lower limb strength during vertical jump of male college students in table tennis, badminton and tennis

2024

Journal of Men's Health

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Profile of the physical condition of the determinant of the serve and skills on the court tennis service

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Supriono

Turiyem

et al. 2021

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The purpose of this study was to find out the determinant physical condition and service skills of court tennis in tennis players of the city's achievement coaching club Jambi. The subjects of this study were 15 tennis players of the city's achievement coaching club Jambi. Test instruments Push-Up Test (arm muscle strength), Sit and Reach (flexibility), Tennis ball throwing test (Eye and Hand Coordination), and Service Test (Service Skills). The results showed that the results of arm muscle strength owned by players coaching the achievements of the city of Jambi's tennis court most of the 14 players gained a good category once with a percentage of 93%. The togok flexibility test that players coaching the achievements of the city of Jambi city tennis mostly 9 players gained a very good category with a percentage of 60%. The eye and hand coordination tests that Jambi city court tennis coaching players have most of the 12 players gained a good category with a percentage of 80%.0%. And the court tennis service that the Jambi city court tennis coaching players have mostly 10 players gained less category with a percentage of 67%.

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Quantitative Comparison of Right and Left Upper Extremity Muscles Strength Among Tennis Players Through Dynamometer

Younas¹,

Afzal

Mahmood³

et al. 2022

Pak. J. Rehabil

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BACKGROUND AND AIM Muscular strength is an important predictor during the games among players that need to be addressed during the rehabilitation process. METHODOLOGY This Cross sectional–analytical study was conducted on a sample of 200 male tennis players. The data was collected using convenient sampling from Tennis players in different clubs of Lahore. Hand held dynamometer was used to measure the strength. SPSS version 21.0 was used for data analysis. RESULTS The current study consists of 200 male tennis players having mean age 21.04 ±3.12 years. The results showed difference between both sides muscular strength with a statistically significant difference (p value 0.0) between strength of external rotators of left and right shoulder and internal rotators and flexors (p value <0.001) respectively. The extensors strength was statistically significant (p value 0.014) respectively. There was strong correlation between abductors, right and left external rotators, internal rotators of right and left flexors of shoulder in tennis players (r=0.86) CONCLUSION The strength of upper limb muscles, including right shoulder internal rotators, right elbow flexors, left shoulder abductors, left shoulder internal rotators and left elbow flexors were stronger among tennis players. KEY WORDS Hand Held Dynamometer, upper Extremity, Muscles, Strength, Tennis Players, Upper Extremity.

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Muscle Strength Training and Prescribing in Competitive Tennis Players: A Systematic Review

Cited by 3 publications

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A comparative study of lower limb strength during vertical jump of male college students in table tennis, badminton and tennis

A comparative study of lower limb strength during vertical jump of male college students in table tennis, badminton and tennis

Profile of the physical condition of the determinant of the serve and skills on the court tennis service

Quantitative Comparison of Right and Left Upper Extremity Muscles Strength Among Tennis Players Through Dynamometer

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