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IJCRR - 9(11), June, 2017

Pages: 44-47

Date of Publication: 12-Jun-2017


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Anthropometric Measurements, Body Composition and Somatotyping among University Level High and Low Performer Triple Jumpers

Author: Karanjit Singh

Category: Healthcare

Abstract:In the present study, the anthropometric measurements, body composition and somatotying components of the triple jumpers (n= 20; 10 high performer and 10 low performer) was studied. The players were all male (18-25 years) triple jumpers participating in the Inter-university Athletic Competition. The height, weight, body lengths, diameters, circumferences and skinfold thicknesses were measured of the subjects. From these variables, the body composition and somatotyping components were calculated. The high performer triple jumpers were significantly taller (p< 0.01) in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers. The high performer triple jumpers also had significantly higher sitting height (p< 0.01), length measurements (p< 0.01), circumferences (p< 0.01) and diameters (p< 0.01) of body parts in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers. The lean body mass (p< 0.05) was also significantly increased in high performer triple jumpers than those of the low performer triple jumpers. The endomorphy component (p< 0.01) on the contrary was higher among the low performer triple jumpers when compared to high performer triple jumpers. Hence, in the present study, the high performer triple jumpers had better anthropometric characteristics and body composition components in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers.

Keywords: Anthropometry, Somatotyping, Triple Jumpers, Percent Body Fat, Lean Body Mass

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INTRODUCTION

            Sports performance is a phenomenon which is considerably affected by many factors. Although skill, psychological variables as well as capacious energy-production systems are important components of sports performance, the body size, shape and morphology play a remarkable role in various sport performances (Claessens et al., 1994). The earlier studies on athletes reported that mostly the sprinters are muscular, marathoners are smaller and leaner and throwers are taller and heavier with higher levels of fat. Hence morphological parameters therefore might be associated with success in different sports (Norton et al., 1996).

It is a well-established that a relationship exists between morphology and performance. But still there are some lacunae regarding morphological necessities which are required to be assessed for some sports. There exist some contradictions, as Ross et al. (1982) reported individual’s somatotype to be the best component and Carter (1985) stressed on morphological factors being a better component which may affect sport performance. Among athletes, the body size, shape and proportions play an important role in player’s performance and usually stronger the performance, the more strong is the relation (Bell and Rhodes, 1975; Toriola et al., 1987). The studies also report that inappropriate physique affects the sports’ performance strongly   (Tanner 1964, Carter 1984).

Physical characteristics are unique for every individual. A very strong variation exists among humans that two individuals differ from each other. In regard to this variation, the sports performance is greatly dependable on specific physique characteristics. Physical components comprising body composition, size, type and structure are therefore important variables influencing performance in various sports events.

Physique signifies the shape, the size and development of an individual. These factors are interrelated and are indices of the internal structure and tissue components which are pretentious by the environmental as well as the genetic factors (Sodhi and Sidhu, 1984). Somatotype analysis is an informative picture of the kinanthropometric characteristics of high level athlete. In this sense, the somatotyping method is believed to be adequate parameters than simple linear anthropometric measurements (Rienzi et al., 1999), as it constitutes adiposity, musculo-skeletal robustness and linearity variables. Hence, the present study aimed at assessment of differences in anthropometric measurements, somatotyping and body composition of university level high and low performer triple jumpers.

METHODOLOGY

University level triple jumpers (n=20) formed the study group. They were selected from Inter-university Athletic competition held at Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Tirunelveli (Tamilnadu). Only the male triple jumpers of age ranging 18 to 25 years were included in the study. On the basis of performance in the athletic competition, the study subjects were classified into two different groups. The high performance group comprised the players those qualified for finals in triple jump event or remained in first ten positions whereas those who could not qualify for the finals or did not qualify for first ten positions were included in low performance group.

Data Collection

The portable weighing machine was used to record the body weight of the subjects. Height and lengths of upper and lower extremities were measured using the standard anthropometric rod. Digital sliding caliper was used to record the widths and diameters of body parts of the subjects. Flexible steel tape was used to measure the circumferences of the body parts of the subjects. Harpenden skinfold caliper was used to measure the skinfold thicknesses of the body parts of the subjects.

Body Composition

Siri (1956) and Durnin and Womersley (1974) equations were used to calculate the percentage body fat from the sum of skinfolds. Body density was calculated using the following regression equations

For 17 to 19 years age group:

Body Density (gm/cc) = 1.1620-0.0630 (X)                                  (Durnin and Womersley, 1974)

For 20 to 29 years age group:

Body Density (gm/cc) = 1.1631-0.0632 (X)                                  (Durnin and Womersley, 1974)

Where X = log (biceps+triceps+Subscapular+suprailliac).

% Body Fat = [4.95/ body density-4.5] ´ 100                                                        (Siri, 1956)

Total Body Fat (kg) = (%body fat/100) ´ body mass (kg)

Lean Body Mass (kg) = body mass (kg) – total body fat (kg)

Somatotyping

Somatotype components (endomorphy, mesomorphy, ectomorphy) were calculated by Carter and Heath (1990) method using the equations given following

Endomorphy  = - 0.7182 + 0.1451 (X) - 0.00068 (X2) + 0.0000014 (X3)

where X = (sum of triceps, subscapular and supraspinale skinfolds) multiplied by (170.18/height in cm).

Mesomorphy = 0.858 ´ humerus breadth + 0.601 ´ femur breadth + 0.188 ´ corrected arm girth + 0.161 ´ corrected calf girth – height 0.131 + 4.5.

Where    corrected arm girth =flexed arm girth - triceps skinfold/10

               corrected calf girth = maximal calf girth - calf skinfold/10.

Ectomorphy = 0.732 HWR - 28.58

Where HWR = height / cube root of weight

If HWR is less than 40.75 but greater than 38.25 then

Ectomorphy = 0.463 HWR - 17.63

If HWR is equal to or less than 38.25 then

Ectomorphy = 0.1

Statistical analysis

SPSS Version 16.0 (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, version 16.0, SSPS Inc, Chicago, IL, USA) was used for analysis of the data. Data were presented as mean values and standard deviation. Student’s t-test for independent samples was used to compare the means within the groups groups.  Significance levels were set at p<0.05.

RESULTS

The descriptive statistics of height, weight, sitting height, BMI and length measurements of high and low performer triple jumpers are presented in Table-1. The results revealed that the high performer triple jumpers were significantly taller (p<0.01) than the low performer triple jumpers.  The sitting height (p<0.01) was significantly increased among the high performer triple jumpers as compared to low performer triple jumpers. Also the total leg length (p<0.01), upper leg length (p<0.01) and lower leg lengths (p<0.01) were significantly increased in high performer triple jumpers in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers. The total arm length (p<0.01) and upper arm length (p<0.01) were also observed to be significantly increased among the high performer triple jumpers in comparison to those of the low performer triple jumpers. The body mass index (BMI) and forearm length did not vary between the low and high performer triple jumpers.

The descriptive data on circumferences and diameters of body parts of high and low performer triple jumpers are presented in table-2. The chest (p<0.01), abdominal (p<0.05) and calf (p<0.01) circumferences were significantly elevated in high performer triple jumpers than that in the low performer triple jumpers.  Also, he Bicondylar humerus diameter (p<0.01) was significantly more among the high performer triple jumpers in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers. The total biacromial (p<0.01), bi-iliocristal (p<0.01), bicondylar femur (p<0.01) and ankle diameters (p<0.01) were also observed to be significantly increased in high performer triple jumpers than the low performer triple jumpers. The upper arm, forearm and thigh circumferences and wrist diameters did not vary between the low and high performer triple jumpers.

The skinfold thicknesses and body composition components of high and low performer triple jumpers are presented in table 3. The high performer triple jumpers were found to have significantly greater lean body mass (LBM) in comparison to the low performer triple jumpers. However, no significant differences were observed for all the skinfold thicknesses i.e. biceps, triceps, subscapular, supra-iliac and calf and other body composition components between the low and high performer triple jumpers.

The somatotyping components of the high and low performer triple jumpers are presented in table 4. The low performer triple jumpers had significantly higher endomorphy component (p<0.01) as compared to high performer triple jumpers. On the other hand, no significant differences were observed for mesomorphy and ectomorphy components between the low and high performer triple jumpers.

DISCUSSION

The high performer triple jumpers were taller than low performer triple jumpers. As per requirement of the sport, the athletes participating in jumping events such as high jump and triple jump, need to be tall and therefore have long lower limbs (Cureton, 1951; Eiben, 1972; Tanner, 1964). The height and weight of the high performer triple jumpers in the present study is greater than those in Indian jumpers reported by Sodhi (1991). These were comparable with the triple jumpers from Brazil (Guimaraes and De Rose, 1980) and Olympic level jumpers studied by de Garry et al. (1974) and Carter et al. (1982). The high performer triple jumpers have higher circumferences and diameters which signify better growth and development in comparison to low performer triple jumpers. The percentage body fat is lower whereas the lean body mass is higher in high performer triple jumpers compared to the low performers. The excessive fatness in the body seems to be a performance hindrance factor in jumping events whereas lean body mass plays significant role in jumping events where power is required to achieve high performance. The somatotype scores of high performer triple jumpers are 2.4-2.5-3.7 which accord with the somatotyping scores of Olympic level jumpers ranging between 2-5-3 and 2-3-5 reported by Tanner (1964). The triple jumpers of the present study are balanced ectomorph. These findings are supported by other studies (Sodhi, 1991; Guimaraes and De Rose, 1980). 

CONCLUSION

Significant differences were observed among high performer and low performer triple jumpers with regard to anthropometric measurements, body composition and somatotyping. The high performer triple jumpers had better anthropometric characteristics and body composition components.

 

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A study by Asha Menon "Women in Child Care and Early Education: Truly Nontraditional Work" is awarded Best Article for Vol 10 issue 13
A study by Deep J. M. "Prevalence of Molar-Incisor Hypomineralization in 7-13 Years Old Children of Biratnagar, Nepal: A Cross Sectional Study" is awarded Best Article for Vol 10 issue 11 of IJCRR
A review by Chitra et al to analyse relation between Obesity and Type 2 diabetes is awarded 'Best Article' for Vol 10 issue 10 by IJCRR. 
A study by Karanpreet et al "Pregnancy Induced Hypertension: A Study on Its Multisystem Involvement" is given Best Paper Award for Vol 10 issue 09

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A Study by Ese Anibor et al. "Evaluation of Temporomandibular Joint Disorders Among Delta State University Students in Abraka, Nigeria" from Vol 13 issue 16 received Emerging Researcher Award


A Study by Alkhansa Mahmoud et al. entitled "mRNA Expression of Somatostatin Receptors (1-5) in MCF7 and MDA-MB231 Breast Cancer Cells" from Vol 13 issue 06 received Emerging Researcher Award


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