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Sports Science Replication Centre
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Description: The Sports Science Replication Centre is estimating the replicability of modern sports and exercise science research in a collaborative investigation
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Replication of Venier, Grgic and Mikulic (2019)
Replication of the study titled "Acute Enhancement of Jump Performance, Muscle Strength, and Power in Resistance-Trained Men After Consumption of Caff...
Replication of Sinsurin, Srisangboriboon and Vachalathiti (2017)
Replication of the study titled "Side-to-side differences in lower extremity biomechanics during multi-directional jump landing in volleyball athletes...
Replication of Johnston et al (2018)
Replication of the study titled "Investigating the effects of maximal anaerobic fatigue on dynamic postural control using the Y-Balance Test" as part ...
Replication of Bloms et al (2016)
Replication of the study titled "The Effects of Caffeine on Vertical Jump Height and Execution in Collegiate Athletes" as part of the large replicatio...
Replication of Palmer, Thiele and Thompson (2017)
Replication of the study titled "Age-Related Differences in Maximal and Rapid Torque Characteristics of the Hip Extensors and Dynamic Postural Balance...
Replication of Verschueren et al (2020)
Replication of the study titled "Does Mental Fatigue Negatively Affect Outcomes of Functional Performance Tests?" as part of the large replication pro...
Replication of Davies et al (2020)
Replication of the study "Changes in Bench Press Velocity and Power After 8 Weeks of High-Load Cluster- or Traditional-Set Structures" as part of the ...
Replication of Norum et al (2020)
Replication of the study "Caffeine increases strength and power performance in resistance-trained females during early follicular phase" as part of th...
Replication of Salam, Marcora and Hopker (2018)
Replication of the study titled "The effect of mental fatigue on critical power during cycling exercise" as part of the large replication project in t...
Replication of Herrington, Ghulam and Comfort (2021)
Replication of the study titled "Quadriceps Strength and Functional Performance After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in Professional Soccer...
Replication of Helm et al (2020)
Replication of the study titled "Anticipation of drop height affects neuromuscular control and muscle-tendon mechanics" as part of the large replicati...
Replication of La Monica et al (2016)
Replication of the study titled "Altering Work to Rest Ratios Differentially Influences Fatigue Indices During Repeated Sprint Ability Testing" as par...
Replication of Comyns, Brady and Molloy (2019)
Replication of the study titled "Effect of Attentional Focus Strategies on the Biomechanical Performance of the Drop Jump" as part of the large replic...
Replication of Pinto and McGill (2020)
Replication of the study titled "Voluntary muscle relaxation can mitigate fatigue and improve countermovement jump performance" as part of the large r...
Replication of De Britto et al (2017)
Replication of the study titled "Effect Of A Compressive Garment On Kinematics Of Jump-Landing Tasks" as part of the large replication project in the ...
Replication of Zahradnik et al (2020)
Replication of the study titled "Associated ACL risk factors differences during an unanticipated volleyball blocking movement" as part of the large re...
Replication of Hill et al. (2017)
Replication of the study titled "Further Evidence for an External Focus of Attention in Running: Looking at Specific Focus Instructions and Individual...
Replication of Clarke et al (2017)
Replication of the study titled "Carbohydrate mouth rinse improves morning high-intensity exercise performance" as part of the large replication proje...
Replication of Ballmann et al (2021)
Replication of the study titled "Effects of preferred vs. nonpreferred music on resistance exercise performance" as part of the large replication proj...
Replication of Carretero-Navarro et al (2019)
Replication of the study titled "Effect of different loading conditions on running mechanics at different velocities" as part of the large replication...
Replication of Scanlan (2016)
Replication of the study titled "Passive recovery promotes superior performance and reduced physiological stress across different phases of short-dist...
Replication of Wälchli et al (2016)
Replication of the study titled "Maximizing Performance: Augmented Feedback, Focus of Attention, and/or Reward?" as part of the large replication proj...
Replication of Filip-Stachnik et al (2021)
Replication of the study titled "The effects of different doses of caffeine on maximal strength and strength‐endurance in women habituated to caffeine...
Replication of Lam et al (2021)
Replication of the study titled "Effect of consecutive jumping trials on metatarsophalangeal, ankle, and knee biomechanics during take-off and landing...
Replication of Freitas et al (2019)
Replication of the study titled "A single dose of oral ATP supplementation improves performance and physiological response during lower body resistanc...
Replication of Charlton et al (2017)
Replication of the study titled "The effects of a heel wedge on hip, pelvis and trunk biomechanics during squatting in resistance trained individuals"...
Replication of MacMahon et al (2019)
Replication of the study titled "Beep Test Performance Is Influenced by 30 Minutes of Cognitive Work." as part of the large replication project in the...
Replication of Garofolini, Oppici and Taylor (2020)
Replication of the study titled "A real-time feedback method to reduce loading rate during running: Effect of combining direct and indirect feedback" ...
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