Vertical Jump Calculator

Detailed App Info:

Last Changed:Time: some time ago
Current Version:Version: 1.0
Device Type:Device: iPhone Ready
Category:Category: Sports
iTunes Seller:Seller: Dblythy Dan Blyth
Download Size:App Size: 3.88 MB

Application Description

Ever wondered how high you can jump? Using Vertical Jump Calculator, you can do just that! This app will work out approximately how high you jump using Physics equations. No additional hardware required! To use, simply tap and hold the start button when your feet leave the ground, and release once your feet return to the ground.

Requirements

Your mobile device must have at least 3.88 MB of space to download and install Vertical Jump Calculator app. Vertical Jump Calculator is available on iTunes for $0.00

If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Dblythy Dan Blyth at http://www.danielblyth.com.au.

Copyright © 2013 Daniel Blyth

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Vertical Jump Calculator

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Jun 02FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
May 25FreeNew App
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May 18FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
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May 11FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
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May 04FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Apr 27FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Apr 20FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Apr 13FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Apr 06FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Mar 30FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Mar 23FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Mar 16FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Mar 09FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Mar 02FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Feb 23FreeNew App
-Minor bug fixes, such as status bar not disappearing when video is being recorded.
-Accuracy warnings
Feb 16FreeNew App
Version 1.3:

-Vertical Jump tests are usually just reported as the distance jumped in centimeters or inches. This does not always tell the full story. A heavier person jumping the same height as a lighter one has to do much more work to move a larger mass. Therefore it is sometimes useful to convert the score to units of power or work.

-The mechanical work performed to accomplish a vertical jump can be determined by using the jump height distance that was measured. However, Power can not be calculated since the time that force is acted on the body is unknown. Power can be directly measured using a force plate, though these are not readily available. Over time a few different formula have been developed that estimate power from vertical jump measurements. Simply enter your weight and height and this app will calculate your Power using the Harman, Johnson, and Sayers Formulae. Now you can see if your power output has increased or your vertical jump increased simply because you lost some weight.

-Fixed issue where in-app purchases would result in the application crashing

-Minor bug fixes
Feb 09FreeNew App
Version 1.3:

-Vertical Jump tests are usually just reported as the distance jumped in centimeters or inches. This does not always tell the full story. A heavier person jumping the same height as a lighter one has to do much more work to move a larger mass. Therefore it is sometimes useful to convert the score to units of power or work.

-The mechanical work performed to accomplish a vertical jump can be determined by using the jump height distance that was measured. However, Power can not be calculated since the time that force is acted on the body is unknown. Power can be directly measured using a force plate, though these are not readily available. Over time a few different formula have been developed that estimate power from vertical jump measurements. Simply enter your weight and height and this app will calculate your Power using the Harman, Johnson, and Sayers Formulae. Now you can see if your power output has increased or your vertical jump increased simply because you lost some weight.

-Fixed issue where in-app purchases would result in the application crashing

-Minor bug fixes
Feb 02FreeNew App
Version 1.3:

-Vertical Jump tests are usually just reported as the distance jumped in centimeters or inches. This does not always tell the full story. A heavier person jumping the same height as a lighter one has to do much more work to move a larger mass. Therefore it is sometimes useful to convert the score to units of power or work.

-The mechanical work performed to accomplish a vertical jump can be determined by using the jump height distance that was measured. However, Power can not be calculated since the time that force is acted on the body is unknown. Power can be directly measured using a force plate, though these are not readily available. Over time a few different formula have been developed that estimate power from vertical jump measurements. Simply enter your weight and height and this app will calculate your Power using the Harman, Johnson, and Sayers Formulae. Now you can see if your power output has increased or your vertical jump increased simply because you lost some weight.

-Fixed issue where in-app purchases would result in the application crashing

-Minor bug fixes
Jan 26FreeNew App
Version 1.3:

-Vertical Jump tests are usually just reported as the distance jumped in centimeters or inches. This does not always tell the full story. A heavier person jumping the same height as a lighter one has to do much more work to move a larger mass. Therefore it is sometimes useful to convert the score to units of power or work.

-The mechanical work performed to accomplish a vertical jump can be determined by using the jump height distance that was measured. However, Power can not be calculated since the time that force is acted on the body is unknown. Power can be directly measured using a force plate, though these are not readily available. Over time a few different formula have been developed that estimate power from vertical jump measurements. Simply enter your weight and height and this app will calculate your Power using the Harman, Johnson, and Sayers Formulae. Now you can see if your power output has increased or your vertical jump increased simply because you lost some weight.

-Fixed issue where in-app purchases would result in the application crashing

-Minor bug fixes
Jan 19FreeNew App
Version 1.3:

-Vertical Jump tests are usually just reported as the distance jumped in centimeters or inches. This does not always tell the full story. A heavier person jumping the same height as a lighter one has to do much more work to move a larger mass. Therefore it is sometimes useful to convert the score to units of power or work.

-The mechanical work performed to accomplish a vertical jump can be determined by using the jump height distance that was measured. However, Power can not be calculated since the time that force is acted on the body is unknown. Power can be directly measured using a force plate, though these are not readily available. Over time a few different formula have been developed that estimate power from vertical jump measurements. Simply enter your weight and height and this app will calculate your Power using the Harman, Johnson, and Sayers Formulae. Now you can see if your power output has increased or your vertical jump increased simply because you lost some weight.

-Fixed issue where in-app purchases would result in the application crashing

-Minor bug fixes
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