Vertical Jump Power Calculator estimates your peak power, average power, and relative power from your vertical jump height and bodyweight. Peak power uses the Sayers equation, while average power uses the Harman equation. Results are regression-based estimates rather than direct force-plate measurements, making them especially useful for tracking changes in your own performance over time.
Medical Disclaimer: The calculator results and information provided in this article are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical, health, or professional advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health, diet, or fitness goals. Individual results may vary, and this tool should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition.
What does the Vertical Jump Power Calculator measure?
The Vertical Jump Power Calculator estimates lower-body power from your vertical jump height and bodyweight. Unlike jump height alone, the power calculation incorporates body mass into the estimate. The result is expressed in watts and can also be viewed relative to bodyweight in W/kg.
How is vertical jump power calculated?
The calculator uses established regression equations based on vertical jump height and body mass. The Sayers equation estimates peak power, while the Harman equation estimates average power. These equations provide an estimate rather than a direct measurement of mechanical power.
What is a good vertical jump?
A good vertical jump depends on factors such as training status, age, sex, sport, jumping technique, and the testing method used. There is no single jump height that represents a universally good result for everyone. For many athletes, comparing their own results over time is more useful than relying on one absolute benchmark.
What is the difference between peak power and average power?
Peak power represents the estimated maximum power output associated with the jump, while average power provides a separate estimate using the Harman equation. The calculator uses the Sayers equation for peak power and the Harman equation for average power. They should therefore be treated as two different performance metrics rather than interchangeable values.
Why is relative power measured in W/kg?
Relative power divides your estimated power output by your bodyweight. This helps put the absolute power result into the context of your body mass. Tracking W/kg can therefore be useful when your bodyweight changes while you are also monitoring explosive performance.
How can you improve your vertical jump?
Vertical jump performance depends on strength, rate of force development, explosiveness, coordination, and jumping technique. Strength training can help develop the force-producing capacity needed for jumping, while appropriately programmed plyometric work can train rapid force production. Consistent testing under the same conditions can help you determine whether your training is improving your measured performance.

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