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ANALYSIS OF SELECTED ANTHROPOMETRIC VARIABLES AMONG ELITE ATHLETES

P. Buvanendiran* and Dr. N. D. Virupaksha

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Introduction: The main objective of this study was to examine the selected anthropometric measurements between basketball and volleyball elite athletes of Sri Lanka. Aim of the Study: To examine the selected anthropometric measurements between basketball and volleyball elite male athletes of Sri Lanka. Methods: The sample consists of forty athletes N=40 (Age ranged between 18-32 years). Out of which twenty N=20 basketball elite male athletes and other twenty N=20 volleyball elite male. They were the members of the Sri Lankan national team camp during preparation for their international competition in Colombo 2017. Anthropometric measurements namely; standing height, body weight, arm length, upper arm girth, forearm girth, thigh girth, calf girth, chest girth, and leg length were selected for this study. Result and Discussion: To determine the significant differences of anthropometric measurements, the data was analyzed by applying independent t - test in order to determine the anthropometric differences between the basketball and volleyball male athletes, 0.05 level of confidence was fixed to test the significance. Conclusions: The results showed that there was significant difference in the selected nine anthropometric measurements between basketball and volleyball athletes.

Keywords: Anthropometric variables, Team games, Elite athletes, Basketball, Volleyball.


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