Anthropometric and Morphological Peculiarities of Female Students with a Different Body Length with Account of their Evolution Constitution

Authors: Bugaevsky KA*

DOI: 10.23880/jhua-16000185

Volume 7, Issue 1

Abstract

The article presents the results of a study devoted to the study of the values of a number of anthropometric and morphofunctional indices in students with low and high growth, with physical training at the university and their relationship with the values of the trochanter index as an indicator of the constitutional type of age-related human evolution. It was established that negatively altered types of trochanter index values in the study group were detected in the overwhelming majority of lowgrowth students – in 37 (94.87%) female students. In the gynecomorphic sex somatotype, a greater number of age-related disorders was identified – 23 (58,97%) than in the case of students with mesomorphic and andromorphic sexual somatotypes, 9 (23,08%), 1 (2,56%) female student Physiological gynecomorphic somatotype, normoevolytic constitutional type of sexual evolution has been revealed.

Keywords: Female Students; Trochanter Index; Morphological Index Values; Anthropometric Indicators; Low Growth; High Growth; Sexual Dimorphism; Somatotypes; Physical Culture

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