The Science Behind Cristiano Ronaldo's Athleticism

What was the primary purpose of Cristiano Ronaldo visiting the sports laboratory in Madrid?

• To participate in a football match

• To undergo a series of tests analyzing his game strengths

• To meet with fans

• To launch a new sports product

What was the first challenge Ronaldo faced in the laboratory?

• Mental ability test

• Skill test

• Body strength test

• Technique test

How did Ronaldo's sprinting time compare to the professional sprinter's in the straight sprint?

• The sprinter did not finish

• Ronaldo was faster

• Ronaldo was slower

• They had the same time

What aspect of Ronaldo's game was highlighted as a strength in the zigzag sprint?

• His long-distance running

• His ability to change direction quickly

• His straight-line speed

• His endurance

What unusual characteristic was noted about Ronaldo's calf muscles?

• They were underdeveloped

• They were asymmetrical

• They were overdeveloped

• They were the largest ever recorded

What did the 3D body scan reveal about Ronaldo?

• He has less body fat than an average athlete

• He is below average in muscle mass

• He has average body dimensions for a footballer

• He has a unique combination of physical attributes

What percentage of aerial duels has Ronaldo won after improving his body strength?

• 50%

• 75%

• 66%

• 40%

What was Ronaldo's takeoff force during his best jump?

• Equal to his body weight

• 10 times his body weight

• Twice his body weight

• Almost 5 times his body weight

What effect does Ronaldo's technique of tucking his knees up have when he jumps?

• It decreases his jump height

• It increases his center of gravity temporarily

• It makes him slower

• It has no effect

How did Ronaldo's high jump with a run-up compare to his stationary jump?

• The result was inconclusive

• It was higher

• It was the same height

• It was lower