2012
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-95022012000300022
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Características Morfológicas y Maduración en Mujeres Kayakistas Jóvenes de Aguas Tranquilas y Slalom

Abstract: RESUMEN: El objetivo de este trabajo fue describir y comparar las características antropométricas, maduración, somatotipo y proporcionalidad de mujeres kayakistas de aguas tranquilas y slalom. Cincuenta palistas de 13 a 14 años de edad (26 de aguas tranquilas y 24 de slalom), fueron valoradas usando una batería de 29 medidas antropométricas. Se calculó el porcentaje de grasa, el somatotipo, los valores Z utilizando la estrategia Phantom de proporcionalidad y la maduración expresada como los años hasta/desde la… Show more

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“…It is not well-known how different the top performance-level athletes are in terms of body size and body composition because most studies focus on men ( Akca and Muniorglu, 2008 ; Bily et al, 2011 ; Vedat, 2012 ; Gao and Zhu, 2023 ). Studies including women do not usually have a research sample of sufficient size ( Krawczyk and Majle, 1994 ; Coufalová et al, 2021 ), are older, and do not involve the C1 category ( Ridge et al, 2007 ); participants are not of adult age ( Alacid et al, 2012 ; Okun et al, 2020 ); or performance groups are not compared. Women, in general, have been neglected in research related to canoeing disciplines, which causes the training regimen not to be based on evidence; hence, this study focuses on female athletes only.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is not well-known how different the top performance-level athletes are in terms of body size and body composition because most studies focus on men ( Akca and Muniorglu, 2008 ; Bily et al, 2011 ; Vedat, 2012 ; Gao and Zhu, 2023 ). Studies including women do not usually have a research sample of sufficient size ( Krawczyk and Majle, 1994 ; Coufalová et al, 2021 ), are older, and do not involve the C1 category ( Ridge et al, 2007 ); participants are not of adult age ( Alacid et al, 2012 ; Okun et al, 2020 ); or performance groups are not compared. Women, in general, have been neglected in research related to canoeing disciplines, which causes the training regimen not to be based on evidence; hence, this study focuses on female athletes only.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Robust and compact morphologies have been typically described in the most successful paddlers of senior and other age-group categories [11,12]. Common anthropometric determinants of performance include large muscle mass and upper body girths and breadths in the trunk, chest, and arms [11,[13][14][15]. However, in young paddlers, this morphological profile cannot be identified until paddlers reach their age at peak height velocity (APHV) along the maturity process [13].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Diversas investigaciones refieren diferencias en las características antropométricas en función de la posición de juego en deportes colectivos como el fútbol (Hencken & White, 2006), voleibol (Toledo et al, 2010), baloncesto (Goncetas & Landor, 2005) y en función de la disciplina practicada en deportes individuales como el atletismo (Vucetic et al, 2008), la natación (Carter & Ackland, 1994) el remo (Kerr et al, 2007) y el piragüismo (Alacid et al, 2012). La práctica de un tipo u otro de Pilates también podría generar diferencias en las características antropométricas de quien realiza esta actividad.…”
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