Características antropométricas, morfológicas e do somatotipo de atletas voleibolistas da seleção brasileira masculino: estudo descritivo de 11 anos (1995-2005).

Petroski, Édio Luiz; Fraro, Jefferson Del; Fidelix, Yara Lucy; Silva, Diego Augusto Santos; Pires-Neto, Cândido Simões; Dourado, António; Rocha, Marcos Augusto; Stanganélli, Luiz Cláudio Reeberg; Oncken, Percy; Viera, Filomena Soares

doi:10.5007/1980-0037.2013v15n2p184

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“…It is evident from the structural characteristics of table tennis that this is a highly complex sport, and is conditioned by a great number of factors. So it would be an interesting fact to find out how important is the role of a somatotype physical and motor fitness in achieving competitive results (Petroski et al, 2013;Goran, M & et al, 2011) . Numerous table tennis trainers have focused on maximal aerobic capacity, completely ignoring such items as peak muscle power and local muscle endurance, even though these fitness components are important for various situations in the table tennis game.…”

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Comparison and Description Of Fitness Level? Physiological And Anthropometric Profiles Of Selected Versus Non Selected Iranian National Team Table Tennis Players

Behdari

Mehran

Husseini

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Objectives: The aims of this study were to comparison and describe the anthropometric characteristics physical fitness and physiological profile of the first 5 and the lower ranked elite male Iranian national table tennis players, who participated in table tennis championship, to compare the anthropometric data, physical fitness and physiological profile of the first 5elite tennis players on the ranking with the lower ranked players, and to establish an anthropometric and physiological profile chart for elite tennis players. Methods: On the direction of this aim 16 male National table tennis Players' participated in this study. According to ranked some physical fitness, physiological and anthropometric variables were recorded of each subject. In this research; Physical fitness was determined using the following test: 1) speed; 36m sprint, 2) shoulder, back and hamstring flexibility; sit and reach, 3) lower limb power; side jump, 4) Anaerobic power; wingate test, 5) Aerobic power; 1600 m running, 6) reaction time; visual reaction time, 7) mussel endurance; sit-ups. In addition to anthropometric analysis (height, weight, siting height, arm length), body composition and somatotype of participants have been assessed. The kolmogorof-smirnov test was applied to determine the nature of data distribution. Since a normal distribution was confirmed, a t-test for independent samples was performed to examine statistical differences between groups and p value < 0.05 was considered to be significant.Results: There were no significant differences in height, jump, shoulder, back and hamstring flexibility, speed, visual reaction time, anaerobic power and BMI between the first 5 and the lower ranked table tennis players, while there were significant differences in weight, side jump, aerobic power, present body fat and somatotype component. A mesomorphendomorph somatotype was registered for the lower ranked and somatotype of first 5 table tennis players could be defined as mesomorphectomorph.Conclusions: As a result, Table tennis in (mesomorph-Ektomorf) were dominant body type and it is determined that it is important to aerobic power.

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Comparison and Description Of Fitness Level? Physiological And Anthropometric Profiles Of Selected Versus Non Selected Iranian National Team Table Tennis Players

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Husseini

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Anthropometric characteristics of female junior national team volleyball players: a comparative study

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Vasilev²

2022

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Relative Age Effect in the Girls’ Volleyball U18 World Championship

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Pellegrinotti

Campos

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The relative age effect (RAE), within the sporting scope, refers to the possible advantages of participation and performance of athletes born in the first months of the year of selection in relation to others within the same age category. The aim of the present study was to investigate the RAE in girls’ volleyball players participating in the U-18 World Championship, analysing the differences between the medal teams and other teams in the tournament, and considering this phenomenon in relation to the continents. Data collection was obtained from the website of the International Volleyball Federation with a sample made of 1654 youth players in the last six world championships (2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017). A greater representation of athletes born in the first months of the year of all the world championships was observed. In the comparison among the continents, it was observed that in Africa, there was a more equal distribution of quartiles compared to America, Asia and Europe. It should be noted that there was a higher percentage of medalist athletes born at the beginning of the year in comparison to the countries that placed in the last three positions of the championship. Therefore, in U-18 female volleyball, there is an advantage to have the closest birth age at the beginning of the competitive biennium.

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Características antropométricas, morfológicas e do somatotipo de atletas voleibolistas da seleção brasileira masculino: estudo descritivo de 11 anos (1995-2005).

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Comparison and Description Of Fitness Level? Physiological And Anthropometric Profiles Of Selected Versus Non Selected Iranian National Team Table Tennis Players

Comparison and Description Of Fitness Level? Physiological And Anthropometric Profiles Of Selected Versus Non Selected Iranian National Team Table Tennis Players

Anthropometric characteristics of female junior national team volleyball players: a comparative study

Relative Age Effect in the Girls’ Volleyball U18 World Championship

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