Response of Vital Capacity (VC) to Multiple Repetitions of Performance and its Relation with Some Anthropometric Measurements for a Sample of Practitioners of Sports Activity

Hassn, Mazen Samie

doi:10.33899/rajsport.2018.163014

	Response of Vital Capacity (VC) to Multiple Repetitions of Performance and its Relation with Some Anthropometric Measurements for a Sample of Practitioners of Sports Activity
Al-Rafidain Journal For Sport Sciences
Article 13, Volume 21, Issue 68, 2018, Pages 223-305 PDF (1.09 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.33899/rajsport.2018.163014
Author
Mazen Samie Hassn
Sport Education Directorate / Mosul University
Abstract
The subject of the research focuses on identifying the differences between the three attempts to test the viability of VC and the contribution of age ratios, and some anthropometric measurements in the best bioenergy test. It also aims to adjust a regression model to predict the biological capacitance in relation to age and some anthropometric variables. The researcher hypothesizes that there are no significant differences between the three tests of the vital capacity, and that the coefficients of the regression model for linear regression equation in the biomass test are not different from zero, ie، they are insignificant. The researcher uses the descriptive approach because it suits the nature of the research. The 24-subject sample has not been randomly selected. The selection crieterai include good health and 22-25 year age range. The test sample includes subjects who are not members of sports clubs or sports halls. The subjects of the research sample are tested according to age, mass, and height variables. The statistical treatments of data applied by the researcher included the mean، standard deviation، torsion coefficient، t-test of two paired samples, pearson correlation coefficient، and multiple linear regression. Having discussed the results، the researcher concludes that in the dynamic capacity variable there is a significant difference between the first test and the second test. While between the second and third tests there is no significant difference. The anthropometric variable of length is uniquely useful in representing the relationship with the biomagnetic variable. Finally, the value of the biomass test in terms of height can be predicted.

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