Features of phase changes of some morphofunctional indices in girls during ovarian-menstrual cycle

The problem of dynamics of changes in the main morphological and functional indices during the ovarian - menstrual cycle in girls aged 18-20, who deal with football, and "non-sporting" girls of the same age, was studied. Cyclic hormonal changes in the female body, affecting the functional...

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Published inJournal of Physical Education and Sport Vol. 19; pp. 65 - 68
Main Authors Vira, Budzyn, Matviyas, Olha, Lapychak, Ihor, Bazylyak, Natalia, Zharska, Natalya
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Pitesti Universitatea din Pitesti 01.01.2019
Subjects
Anatomy
Body Composition
Body Weight
Cardiovascular system
College football
Computation
Females
Investigations
Menstruation
Morphology
Muscular Strength
Nervous system
Physical Activities
Physical Fitness
Scientific Concepts
Team Sports
Women
Womens Athletics
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Summary:The problem of dynamics of changes in the main morphological and functional indices during the ovarian - menstrual cycle in girls aged 18-20, who deal with football, and "non-sporting" girls of the same age, was studied. Cyclic hormonal changes in the female body, affecting the functional state of the motor apparatus, may be accompanied by changes in certain morphological parameters of female athletes. The data obtained allowed to establish the presence of certain cyclic changes in the main morphological and functional indicators and their calculation indices. The largest digital values of height, mass, and body surface of the girls in both groups were established in the I and II phases of the biological cycle due to the delayed water in the body in the specified phases because of hormonal changes. To a certain extent, this conclusion is confirmed by the highest values of the Kettle's weight index in certain (I and V) phases. At the same time, in the middle of the cycle (phase III), there is a tendency to decrease the mass and body surface.
ISSN:2247-8051
2247-806X
DOI:10.7752/jpes.2019.s1010