Fifty-meter swimming performance in young swimmers: the effect of anthropometric and motoric values on performance

Demiṙkan, Erkan; Can, Sema; Özkadı, Tuğrul; Alagöz, İsmet

doi:10.23736/s0025-7826.18.03386-0

Med Sport

2020

DOI: 10.23736/s0025-7826.18.03386-0

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Fifty-meter swimming performance in young swimmers: the effect of anthropometric and motoric values on performance

Erkan Demiṙkan¹,

Sema Can²,

Tuğrul Özkadı³

et al.

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“…50 m front crawl; 200 m IM (FINA points) H, HW, HL, AS, BM, BMI, FM H (r = 0.60; r = 0.67), AS (r = 0.57; r = 0.60) and HL (r = 0.52; r = 0.51) were related with front crawl performance (in boys and girls, respectively). In boys, H (r = 0.57), AS (r = 0.49), HL (r = 0.44) and FM (r = −0.56) were related with IM performance Demirkan et al(2019)[45]…”

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How Anthropometrics of Young and Adolescent Swimmers Influence Stroking Parameters and Performance? A Systematic Review

Alves

Carvalho

Fernandes

et al. 2022

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The purpose of this systematic review was to investigate the relationship between anthropometric characteristics, biomechanical variables and performance in the conventional swimming techniques in young and adolescent swimmers. A database search from 1 January 2001 to 30 June 2021 was done according to the PRISMA statement, with 43 studies being selected for analysis. Those manuscripts were divided in butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and front crawl techniques as main categories. The results showed the importance of the anthropometric variables for the performance of the young swimmer, although there was a lack of variables common to the studies that analysed the butterfly, backstroke and breaststroke techniques. For the front crawl technique there is a consensus among studies on the advantage of having higher height and arm span values, variables that concurrently with high body mass and lean body mass values, contribute positively to better stroke length and stoke index values.

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How Anthropometrics of Young and Adolescent Swimmers Influence Stroking Parameters and Performance? A Systematic Review

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Carvalho

Fernandes

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Physical, Motoric and Cardiovascular Status In selected Groups of Firefighters in the Czech Republic - Case Study

Hrušková¹,

Kavan²,

Mráčková³

et al. 2021

Mil. Med. Sci. Lett.

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The aim of this study is to evaluate and compare the physical, motoric and cardiovascular status of selected Czech professional and volunteer firefighters aged 25 to 35 years. Firefighters (especially professionals) were chosen as a template for Czech male population because they are considered the most physically fit among the adult population. Moreover, physical training is a part of the job description for professionals, their motoric performance is regularly checked, and a decline in fitness is grounds for termination of employment. Since volunteer firefighters assist professionals in emergencies, they tend to be under the same physical and mental stress and their motivation to maintain excellent physical condition is considerable. The somatic characteristics, body composition, motoric performance tests as an indicator of the level of speed, power and endurance abilities, blood pressure and heart rate measurements and the Ruffier test as an information about the status of the cardiovascular system were performed. This study used handgrip dynamometry to determine muscle strength as well. The results of our investigation showed that professional and volunteer firefighters have good physical, motoric and cardiovascular status and do not differ significantly in body height and adiposity, in body composition, in motoric performance, in cardiovascular characteristics, but do differ significantly only in hand-grip dynamometry (higher mean values in professionals).

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Fifty-meter swimming performance in young swimmers: the effect of anthropometric and motoric values on performance

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How Anthropometrics of Young and Adolescent Swimmers Influence Stroking Parameters and Performance? A Systematic Review

How Anthropometrics of Young and Adolescent Swimmers Influence Stroking Parameters and Performance? A Systematic Review

Physical, Motoric and Cardiovascular Status In selected Groups of Firefighters in the Czech Republic - Case Study

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