Investigation of the speeds, flexibility, durability and anthropometric characteristics of the athletes participated in Bayburt

122 healthy female and male students between the ages of 11-13, who were in the center of Bayburt and studied in secondary education institutions in the 2018-2019 academic year, participated in this study. In the measurements, flexibility, balance, 20 m speed, 20 m shuttle, reaction, long jump with standing, body weight, height length were taken. In testing hypotheses, firstly, the normality distributions of the data were examined. In the data with normal distribution, Independent Student T test in binary group comparison with veriler 0.05 significance level, and one-way Variance Analysis (ANOVA) test in three or more group comparisons, as a result of variance analysis to determine which groups the difference is in between the parameters detected. TUKEY test was applied. Mann-Whitney-U test was performed in binary group comparison in data without normal distribution. All analyzes were interpreted according to 0.05 significance level. According to the test results; The gender variable's athletes reach, balance 20 m running test and long jump by standing, body weight of the team type variable they play, height length, 20 m running test, long jump by standing, visual and foot visual reaction of hand, body weight of age variable, height length, 20 m running test, long jump with standing, hand visual and foot visual, Body weight year variable of body weight, height length, 20 m running test and long jump with standing, The difference of sport branch variable between body weight and height length measurements showed that it was meaningful. These results have shown that students have an impact on the basic motoric features and anthropometric measurements of the students according to their gender, age, year of doing sports, the type of team they play and the branches they play. Key Words: Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Motor Tests Anthropometry