An Analytical Study of the Impact of Selected Morphological Indicators on Health-Related Physical Fitness among Middle School Students
Keywords:
Morphological Indicators; Health-Related Physical Fitness; Middle School Students; Adolescents; Gender Differences.Abstract
This study aimed to find out the extent of the effect of some morphological indicators on the level of health-related fitness for middle school students aged (13-15) years.
The researchers used the descriptive approach using the survey method, where the research sample consisted of middle school students aged (15-13) years in the municipality of Hammamet, Tebessa, and the study sample was chosen randomly, where each sample consisted of 36 students. And after determining the health-related physical fitness elements (endurance, agility, flexibility, speed) by experts and specialists and determining the appropriate physical and kinetic tests for them (endurance: Brixi test 05 minutes, agility: Shuttle running test 4 x 10m, flexibility: torso flexion test from standing forward down, speed: test run (20 meters from high start), The Measurements and tests were carried out and after using the appropriate statistical methods, and through the results obtained, the researchers reached the following:- There are significant differences in some morphological indicators and the level of physical fitness related to health among students aged (13-15) years due to the gender variable. - There is a significant correlation between some morphological indicators on the level of physical fitness related to health among students aged (13-15) years.