STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES

The aim of the study analyses the subsequent-adulthood performance of world champion finalist male middle-distance runners from 1998 to 2012 with regards to respective competitor’s ages. The study focuses on: the finalists of the IAAF World Youth and Junior Championships (N=240), the racer’s time re...

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Main Authors: Bálint KOVÁCS, Zsolt GYIMES, Ottó BENCZENLEITNER
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cluj University Press 2015-09-01
Series:Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai: Educatio Artis Gymnasticae
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Online Access:http://193.231.18.162:80/index.php/subbeducatio/article/view/4759
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author Bálint KOVÁCS
Zsolt GYIMES
Ottó BENCZENLEITNER
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Zsolt GYIMES
Ottó BENCZENLEITNER
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description The aim of the study analyses the subsequent-adulthood performance of world champion finalist male middle-distance runners from 1998 to 2012 with regards to respective competitor’s ages. The study focuses on: the finalists of the IAAF World Youth and Junior Championships (N=240), the racer’s time results at the age group world championship, and their personal bests (pb) in contrast to the location of their finals. Basic statistical analysis (mean, standard deviation - SD) and T-tests for independent samples were used to compare the average values of the group-age time results with their personal best time results. Significant progressions (p≤0,05) were found in the time results for all finishing-places in the cases of the youth and junior males, save for one exception. From the Youth World Championship finalist male middle-distance runners: only 25.9% were qualified to race at the Olympics or the World Championships. On the other hand, the junior age shows better performance in this case (50%). Investigation of the time results revealed significant progression for almost all of the prior-mentioned cases. For all examined placed runners of the Great Championships, remarkable differences were found between the youth and junior age group.
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spelling doaj.art-4e0be68282e2480aaee655c2e435d2cb2024-01-01T09:27:35ZengCluj University PressStudia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai: Educatio Artis Gymnasticae1453-42232065-95472015-09-01603STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACESBálint KOVÁCS0Zsolt GYIMES1Ottó BENCZENLEITNER2Hungarian University of Physical Education, Budapest, Hungary. kovacs.balint@tf.huHungarian University of Physical Education, Budapest, Hungary. gyimes.zsolt@tf.huHungarian University of Physical Education, Budapest, Hungary. botto66@freemail.huThe aim of the study analyses the subsequent-adulthood performance of world champion finalist male middle-distance runners from 1998 to 2012 with regards to respective competitor’s ages. The study focuses on: the finalists of the IAAF World Youth and Junior Championships (N=240), the racer’s time results at the age group world championship, and their personal bests (pb) in contrast to the location of their finals. Basic statistical analysis (mean, standard deviation - SD) and T-tests for independent samples were used to compare the average values of the group-age time results with their personal best time results. Significant progressions (p≤0,05) were found in the time results for all finishing-places in the cases of the youth and junior males, save for one exception. From the Youth World Championship finalist male middle-distance runners: only 25.9% were qualified to race at the Olympics or the World Championships. On the other hand, the junior age shows better performance in this case (50%). Investigation of the time results revealed significant progression for almost all of the prior-mentioned cases. For all examined placed runners of the Great Championships, remarkable differences were found between the youth and junior age group.http://193.231.18.162:80/index.php/subbeducatio/article/view/4759middle-distance runners, junior championship, youth championship
spellingShingle Bálint KOVÁCS
Zsolt GYIMES
Ottó BENCZENLEITNER
STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai: Educatio Artis Gymnasticae
middle-distance runners, junior championship, youth championship
title STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
title_full STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
title_fullStr STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
title_full_unstemmed STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
title_short STUDY OF THE YOUTH AND JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALIST ADULT PERFORMANCE DEPENDING ON THE PLACES
title_sort study of the youth and junior world championships finalist adult performance depending on the places
topic middle-distance runners, junior championship, youth championship
url http://193.231.18.162:80/index.php/subbeducatio/article/view/4759
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