Sargent jump
The Sargent jump test was used to assess the power of lower body muscles. After warming up, the participants stood side to a wall and reached up with the hand closest to the wall. The point of the fingers was marked by keeping the feet flat on the ground. The participant then stood away from the wall and jumped as high as possible using both arms and legs. The highest touchpoint was identified. The difference between the highest touchpoint and the standing reach point was used to calculate the jumping score. Each participant performed the jumping three times with a 30-s interval rest, and the best record was considered the primary record [