Aerial Time to Vertical Jump Height and Peak GRF Calculator

Convert aerial time to vertical jump height using projectile mechanics. Jump height (m) = g x (aerial time)^2 / 8. Estimate peak GRF from force-time curve area.

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How It Works

Convert aerial time to vertical jump height using projectile mechanics. Jump height (m) = g x (aerial time)^2 / 8. Estimate peak GRF from force-time curve area

Each component has a specific meaning:

  • Projectile mechanics — The projectile mechanics recorded for the scenario being assessed.

Note: Interpret the aerial time jump result against the thresholds and context described above.

How to Use

Enter the projectile mechanics for the scenario you are assessing. Convert aerial time to vertical jump height using projectile mechanics. Jump height (m) = g x (aerial time)^2 / 8. Estimate peak GRF from force-time curve area. Use the aerial time jump result to inform your calculation.

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