Pomeranian journal of life sciences · 2015
[The role of intense physical activity in the formation of body shape - research based on female figure skaters].
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Paluchowska Monika
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INTRODUCTION: The article concerns figure skating competitors. Figure skating is a very demanding discipline. It requires a combination of endurance, strength and flexibility. The training ground is ice, which puts strain on the muscles and skeleton. Young children often train more than is healthy for a young and growing body. The aim of the study was to determine the effect of training on the height and weight of female skaters.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 181 measurements were taken from three skating clubs, and a survey was conducted among skaters' parents about skaters' siblings.
RESULTS: Female skaters are relatively shorter and lighter than their peers, but the differences were not statistically significant. Significant differences were noted between girls whose sisters do not do sports.
CONCLUSION: The results suggest the influence of genetic factors and selection processes on the morphology of the skaters' body.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 181 measurements were taken from three skating clubs, and a survey was conducted among skaters' parents about skaters' siblings.
RESULTS: Female skaters are relatively shorter and lighter than their peers, but the differences were not statistically significant. Significant differences were noted between girls whose sisters do not do sports.
CONCLUSION: The results suggest the influence of genetic factors and selection processes on the morphology of the skaters' body.