Pedro Jesus Cornejo Daza

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Currently a Doctor in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Interim Substitute Professor at Pablo de Olavide University (Seville) and the University of Seville. He has over 850 hours of in-person teaching experience at these universities and the University School of Osuna. Graduated in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, he holds a Master's degree in Physical and Sports Performance and a Master's degree in Teacher Training. With 15 published JCR articles and a member of the research team for project PID2020-117915ra-100, his research work is notable. Additionally, he has completed international stays and is a member of the SEJ-680 research group. Professionally, he has worked as a Personal Trainer and Sports Physical Rehabilitator, as well as a physical trainer for rugby and hockey, and training advisor for athletes in various disciplines.

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MEAN VELOCITY VS MEAN PROPULSIVE VELOCITY. DIFFERENCES AND APPLICATIONS

Introduction The effectiveness of resistance training (RT) in achieving specific goals relies on the appropriate manipulation of various variables that significantly affect both acute responses and subsequent physiological adaptations (Bird et al., 2005; Kraemer et al., 2002; Spiering et al., 2008). Training prescriptions must consider each variable based on the intended objective, with exercise intensity …