Advanced Jump Analysis Package (AJAP) – Release 2010a

AJAP has undergone another upgrade. By listening to what current clients want AJAP has been improved.

·         Current clients are eligible for this upgrade free of charge

·         Free upgrades are available for three years from your original purchase date

·         Simply download the installation file and install; Be sure to uninstall the previous version first

·         You do not need to re-install the runtime files

·         You will however need to reactivate the software (free of charge)

Exciting new features:

·         Now analyses depth/drop jumps

·         Analyses multiple jumps collected within the same trial

·         Analyse concentric only squat jumps

·         Analyse single leg hops

·         Choose Newtons or kilograms for body weight output

·         Choose metres or centimetres for jump height output

·         Help Documentation has been updated to explain the new options

Features:

·         Powerful data viewer and plotting tools

·         Zoom in on selected data, save plots as standard picture files for presentations

·         Batch analysis of multiple trials in seconds

·         Outputs results directly to Excel (compatible with all versions of Excel including 2007)

·         Choose from over 30  variables to output

·         Calculations can be performed using, force only, displacement only, or both

Current clients include:

·         Australian Football League Teams

·         English Premier League Teams

·         State and National Sporting Institutes

Research conducted using AJAP:

·         Cormack, S. J., Newton, R. U., McGuigan, M. R., & Doyle, T. L. A. (2008). Reliability of Measures Obtained During Single and Repeated Countermovement Jumps. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 3(2), 131-144.

·         Cormack, S. J., Newton, R. U., & McGuigan, M. R. (2008). Neuromuscular and Endocrine Responses of Elite Players to an Australian Rules Football Match. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 3(3), 359-374.