Titlebook: Children and Sport; Paediatric Work Phys Juhani Ilmarinen (Head of the Section Work Physiol Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag Ber

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The Growth and Development of Children’s Physiologic and Perceptional Responses to Exercise, is the lack of biological maturity an asset rather than a handicap. A number of causes underlie the relative athletic deficiency of children. Some may be explained by the developmental psychologist, the motor learning or the biomechanics expert. Others are in the domain of the pediatric exercise p

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Prediction of Final Stature at the Age of 11–13 Yearsjority of body dimensions (Eiben et al. 1971; Mészáros et al. 1979). In the construction of curves depicting growth trends, age is usually regarded as the independent variable. In everyday practice, age refers to chronological or calendar age. This age is, however, a rather crude approximation of bi

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Somatotype, Growth, and Motor Performance in 10-year-old Girls Taking Part in Elevated Level Physicant. The problem of how instense the training stress of a young trainee should be is intimately associated with the structure of performance components. Interrelations between motor abilities and the role of physique are not yet fully clear for the period around puberty. Multi-faceted test batteries

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Performance in Plate-tapping and Simple Serial Reaction Time of Children Aged 5–14 Yearse that irrespective of the task there is some innate upper limit beyond which it is not possible to increase the rate of the movements or responses or the progress of the locomotion. Individuals with slow movements or responses are unlikely to achieve good results in sports.

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