Purpose: This study investigated the effects of the ability of countermovement jump after different isometric contraction post-activation potentiation by using lifting straps or barbell at different recovery times (4 minutes, 8 minutes). Methods: Three college basketball players were recruited. A Kistler force platform was used to evaluate the jumping performance and the BioWare was used to analyze the jump height, peak force, rate of force development and peak power. Wilcoxon sign rank test (Time X Group) was used for statistics and the significant level was set to α = .05. Result: After the intervention, there was no significant difference in time and group between jump height, peak force, rate of force development and peak power. Conclusion: The intervention (3-sets of 3-second maximum isometric contraction and the recovery time of 4 minutes and 8 minutes) cannot improve the jumping ability.