Somatoti̇p Hesaplama Programi  (Somatotürk)

Marangoz, İrfan

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“…Somatotype values are calculated using the following formulas (Ross and Marfell-Jones, 1991;Carter, 2002). They were calculated in SOMATOTURK Calculation Program (Marangoz and Özbalcı, 2017).…”

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The Relationship among Somatotype Structures, Body Compositions and Estimated Oxygen Capacities of Elite Male Handball Players

Marangoz

Var

2018

Asian Journal of Education and Training

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This study aims to analyze the relationship among somatotype structures, body compositions and estimated oxygen capacities of elite male handball players in Ahi Evran University Handball Team in 2017-2018 Turkish Men's Handball First Division. It was conducted on elite male handball players (n=15) aged between 18 and 30 who voluntarily participated in the study. Their arithmetic means and standard deviations are 22.06±3.80 years of age, 186.00±7.62 cm height, 88.66±10.69 kg weight, and BMI 25.65±3.08 kg/m2, aerobic power (VO2 max.) 41.39±3.86 (ml/kg/min), and 13.10%±1.70% body fat. They had endomorph and mesomorph (4.43-3.96-2.14) in terms of somatotype properties. A highly negative significant correlation was found between VO2 max and body fat % (r=-.702, p<0.01), between VO2 max and endomorph value (r=-.702, p<0.01), and between VO2 max and mesomorph value (r=-.703, p<0.01), while a highly positive significant correlation was found between VO2 max and ectomorph value (r= .609, p<0.05). In conclusion, it can be stated that differences in body fat data may result from players' somatotypes categories, intensity of training, duration of training, measurements by different researchers, measurements in different periods of the season, and use of different formulas in the calculation of measurement values.

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The Relationship among Somatotype Structures, Body Compositions and Estimated Oxygen Capacities of Elite Male Handball Players

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2018

Asian Journal of Education and Training

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“…A significant was also found between rugby players and sprinters in terms of group correlation (Dowson et al, 1998). Speed times of physical education students whose average years of age was 20.1±0.9, height was 1.79±8.4 cm and weight was 74.5±9.8 kg (n=24) were measured for 0-5m, 5-10m and 10-15m distance ranges, and average time was measured as 1.86±0.06 seconds for 5-10 m and as 2.60±0.10 for 10-15 m (Kukolj et al, 1999). A study found 10 m speed of 14 sub-elite male athletes as 1.7 seconds (Chaouachi et al, 2009).…”

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The Determination of the Relationship between Somatotypes and Speed of Sub-Elite Athletes

Marangoz

2018

Asian Journal of Education and Training

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This study aims to analyze the relationship between somatotypes and speed of 180 male sub-elite athletes aged between 18 and 25. Athletes were divided into two categories as balanced group (balanced somatotype groups) and randomly selected groups (groups outside balanced somatotypes groups) based on their somatotype structures. The arithmetic means and standard deviations of groups are (n=30) 21.95±2.80 years of age, height 168.40±2.62 cm, weight 69.20±5.26 kg in balanced endomorph group, (n=30) 21.60±3.15 years of age, height 170.25±6.39 cm, weight 67.25±6.09 kg in balanced mesomorph group, and (n=30) 20.40±1.46 years of age, height 175.10±5.02 cm, and weight 60.05±5.09 kg in balanced ectomorph group. On the other hand, the same values are (n=30) 21.35±2.30 years of age, height 160.10±2.20 cm, and weight 69.30±5.70 kg in random endomorph group, (n=30) 21.36±2.40 years of age, height 169.24±2.21 cm and weight 65.40±3.25 kg in random mesomorph groups, and (n=30) 20.50±1.85 years of age, height 176.15±3.30 cm and weight 70.10±4.45 kg in random ectomorph group. The measurement data were analyzed using SPSS 2.0 package program for Windows. Somatotype calculations were done in SOMATOTURK Calculation Program. The statistical analysis demonstrated that a highly positive significant correlation (p˂0.001) was found between balanced somatotype groups (balanced endomorph, mesomorph and ectomorph) and randomly selected somatotype groups (random endomorph, mesomorph and ectomorph).

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“…Skinfold thickness measurement values were taken from triceps, subscapula, suprailiac, and calf (while sitting) zones on the right side of the student's standing body (Marangoz, 2019) through a skinfold caliper (Holtain, London). The "SOMATOTURK Calculation Program" developed by Marangoz and Ozbalcı (2017) was employed in the calculation of somatotypes.…”

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Investigation of Some Anthropometric and Motoric Characteristics of Paramedic Students

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Marangoz²

2022

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Aim: This research aimed to analyze the vocational adjustment of paramedic students in health sciences in terms of some anthropometric and motoric features. Material and Method: The research is a cross-sectional study, which is one of the quantitative research methods aimed at paramedic students. The study group consisted of 60 (nMale=34, nFemale=110) first-year students (nMale=16, nFemale=44; male: 19.63±1.36 years, female: 19.57±1.15 years) receiving education at Kirsehir Ahi Evran University (KAEU) Health Services Vocational School in the First and Emergency Aid Program who agreed to participate in the research voluntarily. To determine the descriptive statistics of the study group, gender and age variables were collected through the direct data collection method. After this process, required measurements, including somatotype measurements, were performed to determine the height, body weight (BW), hand grip strength (HGS), and arm mass values. After determining descriptive statistics, the Wilcoxon comparison test and Spearman correlation statistical test were performed, and the significance level was taken as p<0.05. In addition, relevant ethical permissions were obtained for the research. Findings: In addition to some differences with reference to the gender variable (Table 2), several significant correlations between hand grip strength and upper extremity (Tables 3-5) were identified. Moreover, a highly significant positive correlation was found between relative arm force (RAF) and hand grip strength (rRAF-HGS = .707; p<0.001). When their somatotype structures were analyzed, male students were determined to have balanced ectomorph (1.77-1.96-3.05), while female students had meso ectomorph (0.08-1.09-2.24) and overall (males & females) had meso ectomorph component (0.53-1.32-2.46). Conclusion and Suggestions: It was observed that the height values of the students were below some minimum value criteria for occupations such as police work, while their body mass index (BMI) values were within the normal range. Although the results were close to sedentary health professionals in terms of HGS, they were at a lower level than those of athletes. It is obvious that the students had different somatotype components regarding athletes. Based on this research, the conduct of further qualitative research on field workers is recommended as well as introducing some certain physical competence criteria in the recruitment of paramedic students.

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Somatoti̇p Hesaplama Programi (Somatotürk)

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The Relationship among Somatotype Structures, Body Compositions and Estimated Oxygen Capacities of Elite Male Handball Players

The Relationship among Somatotype Structures, Body Compositions and Estimated Oxygen Capacities of Elite Male Handball Players

The Determination of the Relationship between Somatotypes and Speed of Sub-Elite Athletes

Investigation of Some Anthropometric and Motoric Characteristics of Paramedic Students

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