GÜLBİN RUDARLI NALÇAKAN, Tolga AKSIT, M. Zeki ÖZKOL, FAİK VURAL

ANTHROPOMETRIC AND BIOMOTOR VARIABLES OF JUDOKAS IN THE TURKISH NATIONAL YOUNG TEAM12

Amaç. Her spor dalı kendine has fiziksel ve biyomotor özellikleri taşıyan sporcularla karakterizedir. Bu çalışmada amaç, ulusal genç takımdaki Türk bayan judocuların antropometrik ve biyomotor özelliklerini tanımlamaktır. Yöntem. Çalışmaya yirmi dokuz bayan judocu (yaş17.8±0.78 yıl, boy 163.3±6.25 cm, ve ağırlık 67.6±14.21 kg) gönüllü olarak katılmıştır. Antropometrik özellikler; vücut kütle indeksi, vücut yağ % ve 5 bölgenin deri altı yağı toplamını içermiştir. Somatotip, Heath-Carter metodu ile saptandı. Biyomotor yetiler; maksimum aerobik güç, alt ekstremitenin maksimum kas gücü (30 sn Wingate ve dikey sıçrama testleri ile), el pençe kuvveti ve anaerobik kapasitedir. Bulgular. Türk judocular; mezo-endomorfik, orta-yüksek vücut yağlılığı, düşük esneklik, düşük-orta aerobik güç, orta anaerobik güç ve el pençe kuvveti ve yüksek anaerobik güç özellikler göstermiştir. Antropometrik ve biyomotor özellikler arasında, ektomorfi hariç, anlamlı negatif korelasyonlar saptanmıştır. Sonuç. Çoğu ağır sıklette yarışan genç bayan judocuların, branşın gerektirdiği yetilerini geliştirmesi gerekmektedir.

TÜRK ULUSAL GENÇ TAKIM BAYAN JUDOCULARININ ANTROPOMETRİK VE BİYOMOTOR ÖZELLİKLERİ

Purpose. Each sport is characterized by athletes with particular physical and biomotor attributes favoring performance in their given sport. This study aimed to identify anthropometric and biomotor variables of Turkish female judokas in national young team and also to find potential relationship between the variables. Methods. Twenty-nine female judokas (age 17.8±0.78 years, body height 163.3±6.25 cm, and body mass 67.6±14.21 kg) volunteered to participate in this study. The anthropometric variables included body mass index, body fat % and the sum of five adipose skinfolds. Somatotype was determined using the Heath-Carter method. The biomotor variables were maximal aerobic power, lower limbs maximal muscle power (30-second Wingate and vertical jump tests), hand grip strength and flexibility of the trunk. Results. Turkish judokas showed meso-endomorphic characteristics and moderate to high body fatness, a low flexibility, a low to moderate aerobic power, a moderate anaerobic power and hand grip strength, and a high anaerobic capacity. Significant negative correlations were found between anthropometric features and biomotor abilities, except for ectomorphy. Conclusion. The young female judokas, most of competing in the heavyweight division, required to develop essential skills for judo.

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