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Overview

The single leg jump is a unilateral movement assessment that evaluates an athlete’s ability to generate power and maintain stability on one leg. This movement provides valuable information about lower extremity strength, balance, and neuromuscular control. Example image of a man doing a single leg jump, bottom position

Instructions

Stand on one leg (the stance leg as specified by footedness). Dip slightly by bending the stance knee and hip, then jump as high as possible off that leg. Land on the same leg and absorb the landing. Use the specified arm position (arm-swing or hands-on-hips) consistently. Repeat on the other leg when both sides are assessed.

Dimensions

Required inputs for processing:
  • Arm Position: [‘arm-swing’,‘hands-on-hips’]
  • Footedness: [‘left’,‘right’]

Phases of the Jump

Output Variables

Generic Outputs

Every capture includes session metadata, standard joint angle/velocity time series, and 3D keypoint positions common to all movements. See Generic Outputs for the full list.

Events

Distance Metrics

Movement Flags and Other Metrics

Joint Angles

Joint Velocities

Linear Velocities

Notes

  • Kinematic data typically captured at 120Hz for Jumping