ROTC Physical Training Does Not Confer Benefits to Power in a Resisted-Ballistic Exercise Test

Authors

N Havens, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
A Sterczala, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
E Feigel, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
M Lovalekar, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
C Kargl, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
K Mroz, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
A Bean, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
P Fazeli, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
F Ambrosio, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
J Cauley, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
J Greeves FACSM, Army Health and Performance Research UK Ministry of Defence, Andover, Hampshire
T O'Leary FACSM, Army Health and Performance Research UK Ministry of Defence, Andover, Hampshire
K Koltun FACSM, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
B Nindl FACSM, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh

Abstract

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Recommended Citation

Havens, N; Sterczala, A; Feigel, E; Lovalekar, M; Kargl, C; Mroz, K; Bean, A; Fazeli, P; Ambrosio, F; Cauley, J; Greeves, J FACSM; O'Leary, T FACSM; Koltun, K FACSM; and Nindl, B FACSM (2025) "ROTC Physical Training Does Not Confer Benefits to Power in a Resisted-Ballistic Exercise Test," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 9: Iss. 14, Article 83.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol9/iss14/83