data.player: Player Data

In aaronzpearson/fvp: Force-Velocity-Power Player Profiling

Description

This is a generic function that supports a player's anthropometric data and testing day weather. The data in this data set can be subsequently utilized in the functions fv.results.model and fvp.results.model.

Usage

data.player(
  player.height,
  body.mass,
  lower.limb.length,
  initial.height,
  push.off.angle = 90,
  ambient.temp = 25,
  air.pressure = 760
)

fv.data.player(
  body.mass,
  lower.limb.length,
  initial.height,
  push.off.angle = 90
)

fvp.data.player(
  player.height,
  body.mass,
  ambient.temp = 25,
  air.pressure = 760
)

Arguments

player.height	The player's height (meters)
body.mass	The player's mass (kg)
lower.limb.length	The player's lower-limb length (meters)
initial.height	The player's height (meters)
push.off.angle	The angle at which the player pushes off (degrees)
ambient.temp	The air temperature at the time of testing (Celsius)
air.pressure	The air pressure at the time of testing (mmHg)

Value

A data.frame that contains a player's anthropometric data and testing day weather

Functions

• fv.data.player: A data.frame required for jump-based force-velocity analyses

• fvp.data.player: Returns a data.frame required for sprint-based force-velocity-power analyses

Note

To properly implement jump-based force-velocity and sprint-based force-velocity-power profiling models, measurements must be in metric.

aaronzpearson/fvp documentation built on Jan. 16, 2022, 12:39 a.m.