Investigation of the effect of durability studies on monopaletes and swimming branches on critical swimming speed of male children in 13 -16 age groups

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of 10-week endurance training on the critical swimming speed of swimmers in the 13 -16 age group who do monopalette and swimming male sports by performing T - 1000m swimming test. A total of 30 athletes, 15 monopalettes and 15 swimmers, participated in the study .The athletes involved in the study were selected from Bahçelievler Municipality swimming club, Bakırköy Ata Sports club, Marmara swimming specialty club and Okyanus College Sports Club. Skinfold fat measurement tests ( Biceps Subscapula and Suprailiac ) were applied to the athletes participating in the study.Vertical jump and standing long jump tests were used to measure motor properties stroke length, body weight and height measurements were taken for anthropometric measurements, and T - 1000m test was applied for water endurance tests. And between group comparison of the measurements made on the data obtained from testing of the batch size is less than 50 so the Shapiro- Wilk test t-test and statistical operations Paired was utilized T analysis. When the analyzes were examined, it was concluded that there was a certain level of development in both sports branches as a result of the findings. However, when the pre- and post-tests were examined, it was observed that there was a positive improvement in the standing long jump and T-1000m tests in swimmers, and in scapula parameters in monofin athletes. Key Words: Endurance Training, Critical Swimming Speed, Body Measurement Values