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Purposes of this study were to clarify characteristics of fundamental physical fitness in college judoists. Two morphological measures (body weight and body height) and sixteen motor performance tests (grip strength, back strength, vertical jump, trunk extension, trunk flexion, body reaction time, one leg standing with eyes closed, leg extension power in three speeds 0.4m/sec, 0.8m/sec, and 1.2m/sec, anaerobic power, high power, maximal oxygen intake with prediction by heart rate, PWC150, and others) were administered to 33 college judoists. The following results were obtained : 1) As static muscular strengths, right hand grip strength and back strength in the heavy weight class (+95kg) was higher than in the other classes. 2) Anaerobic power and high power in the heavy weight class were higher than in the other classes. 3) Positive significant correlations were shown between body weight and grip strength, back strength, and explosive strength. These findings suggests that characteristics of fundamental physical fitness were dependent upon body weight and static muscle strength.
中京大学の論文
1995-12-05