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change of direction deficit: a standalone construct

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change ofdirection deficit1 CONSTRUCTChange of directionNIMPHIUS · EXERCISE SCIENCE

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the extra time a change of direction test takes compared with a linear sprint of the same distance, isolating turning ability from speed.

In exercise science, change of direction deficit refers to the extra time a change of direction test takes compared with a linear sprint of the same distance, isolating turning ability from speed. This meaning comes from Nimphius (2016) in Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.[1]

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References

  1. Nimphius, S., Callaghan, S. J., Spiteri, T., & Lockie, R. G. (2016). Change of Direction Deficit: A More Isolated Measure of Change of Direction Performance Than Total 505 Time. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 30(11), 3024-3032. https://doi.org/10.1519/jsc.0000000000001421

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