SKINFOLD THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS CORRELATE WITH COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP PERFORMANCE, BUT NOT SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION OF RECOVERY IN PARALYMPIC ATHLETES

Several tools are used to monitor individuals` responses to sports training, including both objective and subjective measures. The countermovement jump (CMJ) is a sensitive tool for assessing explosive strength and evaluating internal training load. However, CMJ performance can be influenced by different factors such as anthropometric variables and athlete recovery status.