Objective: Different conditioning activities inducing post-activation performance enhancement (PAPE) were systematically summarized so as to provide support for the selection of suitable PAPE protocol in practical application. Methods: Web of Science、PubMed、EBSCO、CNKI were searched, and 71 studies were included through inclusion criterion and research quality assessment. Results: The retrieved studies were categorized into 12 conditioning activities: back squat, Olympic variants, hip thrust, deadlift, leg press, flywheel training, plyometric jumping, sled sprint, whole-body vibration, variable resistance training, cluster-set training, blood flow restriction training. Conclusion: When the aim is to induce sprint PAPE, hip thrust, sled sprint, power clean, and plyometric jumping were recommended; when the aim is to induce jump PAPE, free-weight back squat, isometric back squat, split squat combined with blood flow restriction, drop jump, and loaded squat jump were recommended. Athlete with high strength level is recommended to use the entire range of motion training and isometric back squat; athlete with low strength level is recommended to use partial range of motion training, leg press, and whole-body vibration. The combination of traditional resistance training with variable resistance training or cluster-set training is applicable to complex training. Blood flow restriction and flywheel training are recommended to use in pre-competition since they have a relatively greater loading stimulation to the athlete without resorting to cumbersome equipment. |