Reactive Strength Index vs Dynamic Rebound Index - Is RSI a Dead Metric?
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The Reactive Strength Index (RSI = jump height ÷ contact time) is the standard field metric for assessing the stretch–shortening cycle (SSC) — the store-and-release elastic energy mechanism behind explosive movement. But RSI has real problems: it mixes incompatible units (producing m/s despite being treated as dimensionless), it ignores drop height entirely, and it rewards very short contact times even when almost no upward impulse is produced.
The Proposed Solution: DRI
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