Supplementary Table S8. Consistency test for the CMJ test. Comparison Direct Effect (SE) Indirect Effect (SE) Inconsistency Factor (SE) P-value A vs. D -1.680 (2.470) -4.227 (1.866) 2.547 (3.095) 0.411 A vs. F -0.460 (1.674) 2.088 (2.610) -2.548 (3.094) 0.410 B vs. C 0.707 (1.483) 0.211 (1.181) 0.496 (1.896) 0.793 B vs. D -3.872 (1.281) -2.462 (1.021) -1.410 (1.638) 0.390 B vs. E 0.219 (1.201) -0.598 (1.213) 0.817 (1.707) 0.632 B vs. F 0.722 (1.275) 0.477 (1.218) 0.245 (1.752) 0.889 C vs. D -3.538 (1.201) -3.270 (1.333) -0.269 (1.797) 0.881 C vs. E -0.178 (1.365) -0.962 (1.304) 0.783 (1.887) 0.678 D vs. E 0.341 (1.770) 3.712 (1.049) -3.372 (2.077) 0.105 D vs. F 4.174 (1.121) 2.876 (1.239) 1.297 (1.670) 0.437 E vs. F -0.149 (1.774) 1.212 (1.219) -1.361 (2.164) 0.529 Data are presented as coefficient (standard error). Abbreviations: SE, standard error; A, Endurance Training; B, Flexibility Training; C, Plyometric Jump Training; D, Regular Training; E, Speed Training; F, Traditional Strength Training. The P-value reflects the statistical evidence for a difference between direct and indirect estimates. A P-value > 0.05 indicates that no statistically significant inconsistency was detected; however, this does not establish consistency, particularly in sparse loops where power may be limited.