1982
DOI: 10.1249/00005768-198203000-00016
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The body composition and physical dimensions of 9??? to 12-year-old experienced wrestlers

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“…As shown in Table 4, mean values for the physical characteristics (HT, BW, % fat, and FFW) of the subjects in the present study were between those previously reported for young wrestlers by Sady et al (20) and Zelesko et al (32). There were increases across age in HT, BW, and FFW, but no change in % fat (Table 1).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…As shown in Table 4, mean values for the physical characteristics (HT, BW, % fat, and FFW) of the subjects in the present study were between those previously reported for young wrestlers by Sady et al (20) and Zelesko et al (32). There were increases across age in HT, BW, and FFW, but no change in % fat (Table 1).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Os pontos anatômicos utilizados foram propostos por Sady et al (1982), os quais seguem um modelo teórico sugerido em formas geométricas dos segmentos corporais, com estes estipulados pela equação:…”
Section: Instrumentos E Procedimentosunclassified
“…17, n. 33, 2017-ISSN 2176 Esse cálculo apresenta uma forte relação (r = 0,96 e erro padrão de 2,9%) quando associado à avaliação direta do volume da coxa (SADY et al, 1982). A partir da circunferência da coxa, a sua área de secção transversa (cm 2 ) foi calculada seguindo a proposta de Fuller et al (1999).…”
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“…This is perhaps supported by the observation that acute exercise usually elicits a transient rise in GH secretion but there is no evidence that repeated elevations of plasma growth hormone induced by daily exercise can promote growth. The early observation that successful athletes tend to have advanced development in comparison with non-athletes (Krogman, 1957) cannot be generalized since there are activities such as gymnastics or wrestling in which elite athletes tend to be short and lean (Buckler & Brodie, 1977;Sady et al, 1982;Caldarone et al, 1986) with a variable degree of pubertal delay (Peltenburg et al, 1981;JostRelyveld & Sempe, 1982;Ton, et al, 1990). Such somatotypes essentially reflect a major bias of selection (Theintz et al, 1989a) as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Growth At Pubertymentioning
confidence: 99%