Effect of loading on peak power of the bar, body, and system during power cleans, squats, and jump squats

Author： McBride Jeffrey M. Haines Tracie L. Kirby Tyler J.

ISSN： 0264-0414

Source： Journal of Sports Sciences, Vol.29, Iss.11, 2011-08, pp. : 1215-1221

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