RELATIONS OF ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS WITH VO2 max AND HEART RATE UNDER LOAD IN FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF JUNIOR AGE

Authors

  • Dragan Martinovic Faculty of Teacher Training, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Pedagogycal Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Vladan PelemiÅ¡ Faculty of Teacher Training, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Pedagogycal Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Momčilo PelemiÅ¡ Faculty of Teacher Training, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Pedagogycal Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • NebojÅ¡a Mitrović Faculty of Teacher Training, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Pedagogycal Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

The research was conducted on a sample of 23 football players ofFC "ÄŒukariÄkiStankom" in Belgrade of who there was performed the measurement of anthropometric characteristics (Body height, Body weight and Mean thorax circumference) and functional abilities (Maximal oxygen consumption and Heart rate under load). The regression analysis revealed a statistically significant effect of the predictor system of anthropometric variables on both criteria: VO2 max and Heart rate under load. Variables Body height and Mean thorax circumference have a statistically significant positive effect on thecriterion VO2 max by which the maximal oxygen consumptions assessed. In the second criterion, Heart rate under load, the variables Body height and Mean thorax circumferenceshowed a statistically significant negative effect on the criterion variable.

Author Biography

Dragan Martinovic, Faculty of Teacher Training, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Pedagogycal Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina

 

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2013-11-07

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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2013): PLUS EDUCATION

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