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Motor abilities as the anthropological status segment of a human participate in the implementation of various movement structures, and are an indispensable part of human latent and manifested space. Depending on the type of movement structures depends on their mode of manifestation. Most of them are more or less correlated with other segments of the anthropological area. The most common connection is related to the morphology and dimensions of the individual parameters of the morphological status, for example, Lorentz constitution index, body mass index (BMI), and so on. The current research was conducted on a sample of 40 male students, aged 16 ± 0.5 years from Busovača (BIH) in order to determine possible differences between individuals with different values of BMI. According to the objective of the research was selected the intentional sample of subjects: 20 normal weight students (BMI=20.79±1,79kg/m²) and 20 students with excessive nutritional status (BMI=26.55±0,88kg/m²). For the evaluation of motor abilities were defined tests for the assessment of the balance (flamingo-MFLA), flexibility (reaching in sitting-MFLE). To determine the difference between respondents was applied the module T-test for small independent samples. The results obtained confirm statistically significant differences between normal and over-fed students in the realization of defined motor abilities required a level of significance (p <0.001).
2017 •
The aim of this study is to identify whether there are structural differences in the anthropometric variables and the motor abilities of students from different high schools in the secondary education in Veles. For this purpose, 75 students from secondary vocational school and 75 students from gymnasium were involved in the measurement of 12 anthropometric variables and 13 motor tests. The results of the conducted canonically discriminative analysis indicate that there are statistically significant differences in the anthropometric variables and the motor abilities between the two groups. The students from the secondary vocational school had statistically significant better results than the gymnasium students. The most important differences in the anthropometric variables are visible at the skin fold at the back (AKFG), skin fold on the stomach (AKFM), and the skin fold on the upper arm (AKFNL). In terms of motor abilities the most significant differences are apparent in mobility (M...
Rethinking Social Action. Core Values in Practice
Influence of Body Mass Index over the Youngsters’ Motion2017 •
Journal of Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences
Bmi Index and Level of Different Motority Children and Youth Kielce2018 •
The Aim: Evaluation of relationships between the level of various motor skills of Kielce children and adolescents and their relative body mass. Material and methods. The research covered 1737 Kielce girls and boys aged 7-16. In the assessment of the BMI index, the Cole classification was taken into account, which is an international standard of the International Obesity Task Force, enabling the evaluation of overweight and obesity in children and adolescents. In the assessment of various motor skills, the tests included in the International Physical Fitness Test were taken into account, namely: long jump from the place, 4x10m swing course, sit down from the back in 30 seconds, run on 50m, right hand grip, torso slope forward. In the statistical calculations, the analysis of variance (ANNOVA) and the NIR test were used.Results. BMI in the Cole classification is a factor strongly differentiating the level of motor skills of girls and boys. It has been observed that overweight and obes...
2013 •
The aim of this study is to examine of the relationship between Body Mass Index (BMI) and motor abilities in children. 354 middle-school students existing in 11-14 age group participated to research voluntarily. Height and body weight of participants were measured and BMI values were established as body weight/height*height formula. Vertical jump, dominant handgrip strength, flexibility, balance, plates tapping and standing long jump tests were applied to determine motoric skills. One Way ANOVA, Kruskal-Wallis H, Pearson Correlation and Spearman Correlation analyzes in SPSS 15.0 for Windows Package program were used in analyze of data obtained. In result of committed analyzes, it was established that thin children showed the best performance in vertical jump, dominant handgrip strength, balance, plates tapping and standing long jump tests. In flexibility test, children having normal body weight showed the best performance. It was established that their motoric skills were decreased ...
Zdravje otrok in mladostnikov / Health of Children and Adolescents
Relationship of body mass index with some motor abilities of preschool children2022 •
The aim of the study was to investigate the relationship between functional abilities (level of movement), morphological characteristics, BMI and some health status parameters of students at the University of Bihać. Methods: The study involves 125 students aged 21.5 ± 2.15 years of age. Subjects were tested in morphological characteristics (10 variables), 3 health status variables: blood sugar, triglycerides and cholesterol, body mass index variable (STBMI) and one functional ability variable (FSBEEP test) which assessed the level of movement of the subjects. Correlation and linear regression analysis were performed. Results: The functional ability of FSBEEPT correlates with seven variables .274, to .582. Abdominal girth (AOTRB) with 12 variables and ranging from .228, (0.03) with variable cholesterol (ZSHOLE) to .854 body weight (AMAS), (0.01) with BMI .789 and variable (triglycerides) (ZSTRIGL) .411. Triglycerides and cholesterol (ZSTRIGL AND ZSHO) .341, (0,01), blood sugar (ZSSUK) with body weight (AMAS) .204, (0,03). Body mass index (STBMI) with 11 variables, from .274, (0.05), to .852 with body mass (AMAS) (0.01).
2017 •
The overall orientation of the research problem is focused on the physical activity level of the participants from the aspect of different intensities of motor engagement and their impact on morphological characteristics and motor skills with an intention of determining whether there are statistically significant differences between groups. In a sample of 103 students, aged between 18 and 20 years (18.9 ± 0.4), the female students were divided into three subsamples according to the level of physical activity: highly active, active and inactive. The study which was conducted had a transversal character. The data obtained in the survey were analysed using the univariate (ANOVA) and multivariate (MANOVA) statistical methods. The motor skills mere monitored by the use of the Eurofit Test Battery (wide-angle seated forward bend, standing long jump, pull-up endurance, 10 x 5m shuttle run and endurance shuttle run- beep test). The following morphological characteristics were considered: he...
2015 •
Background and Study Aim. The aim of this study was to evaluate the relationship between various forms of physical activities undertaken by students of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn and their body height, body mass, BMI scores and motor abilities. Materials and Methods. Anthropometric measurements and motor ability tests were performed twice in 2010, at the beginning and at the end of the summer semester, and they involved 337 first-year full-time male students. At the beginning of the academic year, students selected the type of activity they would be involved in during physical education classes. The participants’ body height, body mass and BMI were determined. Thirteen tests were carried out in the PE facilities of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn to assess the students’ motor abilities. Results. Taller students opted for volleyball. Students with high body mass and high BMI scores chose less intensive forms of physical activity (golf) and strength-...
2019 •
This study was conducted to evaluate motor performance skills of the children between 6-10 ages. 87 students between 6-10 ages were included in the study. Physical condition parameters and body composition measurements of the participants were noted. Pearson Correlation Test was used for the analysis. According to the results, the average age is 8.00±0.988 years; the average height is 129.4±9.08 cm; the average weight is 29.7±8.27 kg. There is a statistically significant correlation between long jump, right hand, left hand, back strength, 20 meters speed test, 1 minute pull-up test, flamingo balance test and Body Fat Mass (BFM), Free Fat Mass (FFM), Lean Muscle Mass (LMM), Body Mass Index (BMI) and Body Fat Percentage (BFP) at the p<0.01 level. However, there isn’t a significant difference between body composition and sit& reach test. At the end of our study, we found that there is a significant correlation between body composition and motor performance skills of the children.
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Lateral parabrachial nucleus and opioid mechanisms of the central nucleus of the amygdala in the control of sodium intake2016 •
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The European Journal of Orthodontics
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