Relationship between Sprint, Change of Direction, Jump, and Hexagon Test Performance in Young Tennis Players

Table 3. Relationships between times in COD tests and jump performance.

Tests	CMJ	CMJ-D	CMJ-ND	CMJ best	3LH-D	3LH-ND	3LH-best
5-0-5 D	-0.60^*	-0.47^*	-0.47^*	-0.46^*	-0.67^*	-0.73^*	-0.74^*
5-0-5 ND	-0.37^*	-0.22	-0.21	-0.18	-0.51^*	-0.55^*	-0.59^*
5-0-5 best	-0.51^*	-0.40^*	-0.39^*	-0.38^*	-0.58^*	-0.64^*	-0.66^*
5-0-5 deficit	-0.06	-0.03	-0.04	0.01	0.17	0.04	0.05
T-Test	-0.56^*	-0.41^*	-0.58^*	-0.49^*	-0.62^*	-0.75^*	-0.72^*
ProAgility D	-0.69^*	-0.56^*	-0.66^*	-0.62^*	-0.73^*	-0.82^*	-0.83^*
ProAgility ND	-0.66^*	-0.51^*	-0.64^*	-0.60^*	-0.76^*	-0.84^*	-0.85^*
ProAgility best	-0.67^*	-0.56^*	-0.68^*	-0.64^*	-0.75^*	-0.84^*	-0.85^*
ProAgility deficit	0.07	0.02	0.01	0.06	0.26	0.10	0.13
Hexagon	-0.60^*	-0.40^*	-0.51^*	-0.48^*	-0.63^*	-0.68^*	-0.68^*

*: p < 0.05.CMJ: Countermovement jump; 3LH: triple leg hop for distance; D: Dominant side; ND: Non-dominant side