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Titre :	Fitness and anthropometric profiles of Serbian elite Greco-Roman wrestlers
Titre original :	Fitness et profils anthropométriques des catcheurs greco-romains élites serbe
Auteurs :	R. Roklicer ; P. Drid ; S.M. Ostojic ; I. Milovanovic ; T. Trivic
Année de publication :	2020
Article en page(s) :	p. 115-116
Note générale :	Doi : 10.1016/j.scispo.2019.10.008
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Anthropométrie  Etude clinique  Homme  Lutte  Fitness  Remise en forme  Lutte greco-romaine  Serbie
Résumé :	The aim of this research was to determine anthropometric and fitness profiles of Serbian Greco-Roman national wrestling team and to provide useful information for wrestling coaches in order to improve the training process of athletes. In this research, 11 male wrestlers were divided in three different weight category groups: light, middle and heavyweight. The first group consisted of competitors lighter than≤70kg (69.66+4.16kg, 25.66+4.50years, and 170.66+2.30cm), the second group contained competitors weighing between 70–90kg (84.87+4.55kg, 23.25+3.86years, 177.5+4.79cm) and the third group was a heavyweight group with athletes weighing over≥90kg (110.25+13.59kg, 21.75+3.5years, 186.87+7.26cm). Four of these 11 athletes were European, World and Olympic medalists, and have participated in Olympic Games multiple times. The rest of the wrestlers were national medalists and regular participants in European and World Championships. Tests were carried out during the off-season. Anthropometric and body composition measures were estimated by bioimpedance. Dynamic strength tests were carried out by estimating 1-RM in bench press, squat and power clean exercise. One-minute sit-up test was used for muscular endurance determination. Flexibility was assessed by sit-and-reach test, with oxygen uptake estimated using ergospirometry procedure on a treadmill. The study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the University of Novi Sad and was conducted in accordance with Helsinki Declaration. Anthropometric characteristics in lightweight compared to heavyweight category group were different in every variable (Table 1). Neither light nor heavyweight group differed in anthropometrics compared to middleweight wrestlers. A significant difference has been found between lightweight vs heavyweight group in 1RM bench press and maximal running velocity, and between heavyweight and middleweight in 1RM squat exercise.
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[article] Fitness and anthropometric profiles of Serbian elite Greco-Roman wrestlers = Fitness et profils anthropométriques des catcheurs greco-romains élites serbe [] / R. Roklicer ; P. Drid ; S.M. Ostojic ; I. Milovanovic ; T. Trivic . - 2020 . - p. 115-116.
Doi : 10.1016/j.scispo.2019.10.008
Langues : Anglais (eng)
in Science & sports > Vol. 35, n°2 (Avril 2020) . - p. 115-116

Mots-clés :	Anthropométrie  Etude clinique  Homme  Lutte  Fitness  Remise en forme  Lutte greco-romaine  Serbie
Résumé :	The aim of this research was to determine anthropometric and fitness profiles of Serbian Greco-Roman national wrestling team and to provide useful information for wrestling coaches in order to improve the training process of athletes. In this research, 11 male wrestlers were divided in three different weight category groups: light, middle and heavyweight. The first group consisted of competitors lighter than≤70kg (69.66+4.16kg, 25.66+4.50years, and 170.66+2.30cm), the second group contained competitors weighing between 70–90kg (84.87+4.55kg, 23.25+3.86years, 177.5+4.79cm) and the third group was a heavyweight group with athletes weighing over≥90kg (110.25+13.59kg, 21.75+3.5years, 186.87+7.26cm). Four of these 11 athletes were European, World and Olympic medalists, and have participated in Olympic Games multiple times. The rest of the wrestlers were national medalists and regular participants in European and World Championships. Tests were carried out during the off-season. Anthropometric and body composition measures were estimated by bioimpedance. Dynamic strength tests were carried out by estimating 1-RM in bench press, squat and power clean exercise. One-minute sit-up test was used for muscular endurance determination. Flexibility was assessed by sit-and-reach test, with oxygen uptake estimated using ergospirometry procedure on a treadmill. The study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the University of Novi Sad and was conducted in accordance with Helsinki Declaration. Anthropometric characteristics in lightweight compared to heavyweight category group were different in every variable (Table 1). Neither light nor heavyweight group differed in anthropometrics compared to middleweight wrestlers. A significant difference has been found between lightweight vs heavyweight group in 1RM bench press and maximal running velocity, and between heavyweight and middleweight in 1RM squat exercise.
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