Relationship of Body Building Performance on Selected Anthropometric Measurements among Belgaum District Body Builders

Vol-4 | Issue-04 | April 2019 | Published Online: 15 April 2019    PDF ( 157 KB )
Author(s)
Amit S. Jade 1; Dr. A.G.Bujurke 2

1Physical Education Director, Gogte PU College, Belgaum

2Director of Physical Education at the SDM Engineering College, Dhawrad

Abstract

The purpose of study was to analyze the body building performance in relation with the selected anthropometric measurements among Belgaum District National Level Body builders of the year 2015. To facilitate the study, ten body builders from various colleges in Belgaum district, were randomly selected as subject. They were in the age group of 19 –25 years. The criterion variable (body building performance) and anthropometric measurements (standing height, body weight, arm length, chest girth, biceps girth, leg length, waist girth, thigh girth, calves girth and wrist girth) were considered in this study. The data collected from ten body builders on selected anthropometric measurements and body building performance have been statistically analyzed. To ascertain the degree of relationship Pearson product moment correlation was selected and the level of confidence was fixed at 0.05. Result of the study indicated that, there was no relationship between body building performance and all the selected anthropometric measurements such as standing height, body weight, arm length, chest girth, biceps girth, leg length, waist girth, thigh girth, calf girth and wrist girth.

Keywords
Body Building Performance, Pearson product moment correlation. Criterion variables and Anthropometric Measurements.
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