IS THERE AN INTERRELATION BETWEEN THE KNEE PEAK ISOKINETIC TORQUE AND BODY COMPOSITION?

Authors

  • Maan Hasan Mahmood Kirkuk University, College of Physical Education and Sports Science, Iraq
  • Moatasem Azeez Kahlid Albayati Kirkuk University, College of Physical Education and Sports Science, Iraq
  • Ahmed Sadiq Niyazi Kirkuk University, College of Physical Education and Sports Science, Iraq

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v10i5.5184

Keywords:

correlation, strength, physical situation

Abstract

composition parameters. For this purpose, 10 healthy athletes participated in our study. The isokinetic strength measurement was carried out with an isokinetic dynamometer in 60os-1 motion angle. Body composition measurement is carried out with a body composition analyzer. When the data were analyzed; significant correlations were not detected between isokinetic and body composition parameters (p>0.05). As a result, it can be said that there is no significant positive or negative correlation some isokinetic strength parameters and body composition in athletes.

 

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2024-01-28

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Vol. 10 No. 5 (2024)

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