Differentiation of somatic and motor growth of children and young people from Jedlina-Zdrój with respect to physical activity of their parents

Journal Title: Antropomotoryka. Journal of Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences - Year 2009, Vol 19, Issue 48

Abstract

[b]Aim of the work.[/b] The purpose of the thesis is to define relations between somatic build and motor ability of children and young people from Jedlina-Zdrój and physical activity level of their parents.[b]Material and methods. [/b]There have been examined totally 524 pupils (277 boys and 247 girls) aged from 8 to 16 attending the primary school and the junior high school in Jedlina-Zdrój. Height, weight and three skin-fat folds have been measured in the children. Relative body mass index and lean body mass have been also calculated. Physical ability tests have been carried out as well: plate hand tapping, 10×5 m shuttle run, standing broad jump, sit-ups, 1kg medical ball throw and sit and forward reach as well as maximum anaerobic power has been calculated. Children growth examination was completed with survey research of the parents about quality of life of their families, including physical activity.[b]Results and conclusions.[/b] In the examined population of boys the differences of somatic features, in groups distinguished with regard to physical activity of their parents, are statistically unimportant. In case of motor components the statistically important differences were noted only for the lower limb explosive strength. The best results in a test measuring the above aspect of human motor abilities were obtained by boys whose mothers take up physical activity most frequently. The examined female representatives whose fathers are physically active most of all, feature the statistically important greater body mass, higher sum of three skin-fat folds and higher BMI, than daughters of less active fathers. Similar differences of BMI and upper limb functional strength were noted in case of groups distinguished with regard to mothers’ physical activity.

Authors and Affiliations

Daniel Puciato

Keywords

Related Articles

Shoulder joint torque analysis in young swimmers

Purpose: The evaluation of human muscle ability to generate force seems reasonable in various pathological conditions. Swimming represents an activity in which harmonic development is achieved, in both body segments. Nev...

Zmiany informacji dotykowej podczas treningu sportowego na przykładzie zawodników uprawiających koszykówkę i pływanie

Cel pracy. Określenie zmian informacji dotykowej w dwóch dyscyplinach sportowych, których treningi odbywają się w różnych środowiskach, a na powierzchnię skóry oddziałują odmienne bodźce zewnętrzne. Materiał i metody. Po...

IDENTYFIKACJA ZMIENNYCH SOMATYCZNYCH ORAZ FUNKCJONALNYCH DETERMINUJĄCYCH SKUTECZNOŚĆ GIER TESTOWYCH W RÓŻNYCH GRUPACH SZKOLENIOWYCH PIŁKARZY NOŻNYCH

Cel pracy. Celem pracy było poszukiwanie somatycznych i funkcjonalnych uwarunkowań skuteczności gier testowych 1 x 1 piłkarzy nożnych w trzech grupach szkoleniowych. Metody i metody. Grupę badawczą stanowiło 42 piłkarz...

Evaluation of the relation between body posture parameters as measured with the use of the Moire photogrammetric method with somatic features and motor skills of Krakow’s girls aged 14

[b]Cel pracy.[/b] Celem niniejszej pracy była ocena związków parametrów postawy ciała zmierzonych fotogrametryczną metodą Moire’a z wybranymi cechami somatycznymi i zdolnościami motorycznymi krakowskich dziewcząt w wieku...

ANALYSIS OF VISUAL STRATEGIES IN HIGHLY-QUALIFIED HANDBALL PLAYERS DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF PENALTY THROWS

Aim. The main aim of this study was to evaluate the visual strategy of players performing a penalty throw in handball and the analysis of the relationship between the assumed strategy and throw effectiveness. Material an...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP60574
  • DOI -
  • Views 49
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

Daniel Puciato (2009). Differentiation of somatic and motor growth of children and young people from Jedlina-Zdrój with respect to physical activity of their parents. Antropomotoryka. Journal of Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences, 19(48), 83-92. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-60574