What is the average standing reach?

As we can see, almost 50\% of the basketball players have a reach-to-height ratio of between 1.32 and 1.35. The median basketball player in the NBA Draft Combine has a standing reach about 1.335 times as long as their height. This means the average 6 ft tall basketball player should have a standing reach around 8 feet.

What was Michael Jordan’s standing vertical?

If at all there was a player who could justify or even top the moniker ‘His Airness’, it is Michael Jordan. Jordan tops our list of players with the highest vertical leap of 48 inches. This to go along with a hangtime of 0.92 seconds.

What is the average wingspan to height ratio?

The average ratio of a humans height to their arms span is 1:1. From finger tip to finger tip, when a person arms are raised out to the sides horizontal and parallel to the horizon is eqaul distance to that of the person’s height from bottom of foot to top of head when standing straight.

What is Gerald Green’s vertical?

Top Vertical Leap: 39 inches Green has been long known in basketball circles for his leaping prowess ever since he was in high school.

What’s the average NBA vertical?

28″
The average NBA vertical leap is 28″ (71 cm). Below is a list of some of the reported top scores by a variety of NBA players.

What is the average arm reach?

Arm span is approximately equal to height. In males it averages about 5cm (about 2 inches) more than the height. In females it is 1.2cm (about 0.5 inches) greater than height.

What is the average wingspan of an NBA player?

The average wingspan for a 6’6” player in the NBA is around 6’10”.

What is the average NBA wingspan?

Average Measurements by Position

What is the average vertical?

Vertical Jump Norm Table

What is the average arm length?

Average arm span, by age