reported that
eight weeks of strength training, including leg press, leg
extension/flexion, calf raise, hip abduction/adduction,
back squat exercises, significantly increased maximal isometric
force of leg extensors and jumping height, but not
static and dynamic postural control in twenty-eight adolescents.
To our knowledge, core muscle exercises should
be included in the training program in addition to lower
extremity muscles for improving static and dynamic
postural control.