Evaluation of physical and some physiological characteristics of sportsmen who were in national weightlifting team in 1996 Atlanta olimpic games
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The pursose of this study is to measure and compare of the physical and same physiological characteristics of 10 sportsman who wil race in national weightlifting team for 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. For the research; age, height, weigth body composition, the resting hear rate, the resting blood pressure (sistolic-diastolic), vital capacity, reaction time, flexibility, run test (50 m) back power, leg power, hand grip, aerobic power (Max.V02 ) and the characteristics related with anaerobic power and physiological were measured. While national weight lifting team players, age, height, weight, percent i body fat with the weight of without body fat, teh resting hear rate and the resting blood pressure (sistolic-diastolic) was measured in normal, it was tested that vital capacity and aerobic powers (Max.V02 ) were low. According to low and high values of literature the run (50 m) and the flexibility of the weight lifters are normal. Meanwihile it was tested back power, leg power, anaerobic power are higher than normal values.
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Tamer Karademir
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Tamer Karademir (Master Thesis). Evaluation of physical and some physiological characteristics of sportsmen who were in national weightlifting team in 1996 Atlanta olimpic games, 1997, İnönü University.
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