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Vertical Jump Test Calculator

Use this Vertical Jump Test Calculator to estimate your lower-body explosive power and athletic potential. By entering your jump height, it calculates vertical power output and compares results to age- and gender-based standards. Ideal for athletes in sports like basketball, volleyball, and football.

Vertical Jump Power and Score Estimator

Input Fields
W
kg
Your body weight
SR
cm
Your reach height while standing
JR
cm
The highest point you can reach during a vertical jump
If enabled, the result will update automatically when you change any value.

Formula of the Vertical Jump Test Calculator

Formula
\[ \text{Height-Based Vertical Jump Score} \\ \text{Vertical Jump (cm)} = \text{Jump Reach} – \text{Standing Reach} \\[1em] \text{Sayers Equation (Peak Anaerobic Power)} \\ \text{Power (W)} = 60.7 \times \text{Jump Height (cm)} + 45.3 \times \text{Body Mass (kg)} – 2055 \]

Vertical Jump Test – Calculation Examples

Example 1 – Jump Height:

  • Standing Reach = 220 cm
  • Jump Reach = 280 cm

$$\text{Jump Height} = 280 – 220 = 60 \, \text{cm}$$

Example 2 – Power (Sayers Formula):

  • Jump Height = 60 cm
  • Weight = 70 kg

$$\text{Power} = 60.7 \times 60 + 45.3 \times 70 – 2055 = 3642 + 3171 – 2055 = 4758 \, \text{Watts}$$

The vertical jump test is a standard measure of explosive leg power. It’s widely used in sports and strength assessments to evaluate:

  • Fast-twitch muscle fiber activity
  • Anaerobic power and jump performance
  • Progress in strength or plyometric training

Measurements can be performed using a wall, jump mat, or vertec device. The Sayers formula estimates peak power output from the jump height and body weight.

Performance benchmarks vary by sport and gender. For example:

  • Elite male athletes: 70–100 cm
  • Average adults: 40–60 cm
  • Below average: <30 cm
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