Effects of Caffeine on Vertical Jump Height

Posted on December 9, 2015 by admin

The Effects of Caffeine on Vertical Jump Height and Execution in Collegiate Athletes. Bloms, Lucas P.; Fitzgerald, John S.; Short, Martin W.; Whitehead, James R. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research: November 25, 2015 Quote: Caffeine ingestion elicits a variety of physiological effects that may be beneficial to maximal-intensity exercise performance,..

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Effects of Caffeine on Vertical Jump Height

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