Analiza intenziteta opterećenja i potrošnje energije kod plesača rekreativaca

Volume 4, Issue 2 (2014)

Gregor Rebula, Andrej Rebula, Petra Zaletel, Velibor Srdić, Meta Zagorc

Apstrakt:

Učestvovanje u sportskoj rekreaciji postaje sve važnije kako ista ima veliki uticaj na kvalitet ljudskog života; poboljšavajući i opšte zdravlje i fizičko stanje. Ples se ne posmatra samo kao profesionalni sport, nego je među ljudima stekao i značajnu popularnost kao vrsta rekreacije. Istraživanje je sprovedeno na 93 kandidata koji pohađaju časove rekreativnog plesa sa ciljem da se otkrije kakva je intenzivnost fizičkog opterećenja i potrošnje energije kod plesača. Podaci prikupljeni uz pomoć Polar Team2 sistema su korišćeni za direknto poređenje razlika u intenzitetu fizičkog opterećenja i potrošnje energije između suprotnih polova.
Razlike između intenziteta fizičkog opterećenja i potrošnje energije su određene uz pomoć ANOVA metoda. Ukratko, rezultati su pokazali da su statistički značajne razlike najočiglednije u potrošnji energije, između muških i ženskih plesača. Razlike u intenzitetu fizičkog opterećenja između polova nisu pokazale nikakav statistički značaj.

Ključne riječi:

ples, rekreativni ples, društveni ples, intenzitet fizičkog opterećenja, potrošnja energije

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DOI:

http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/siz.v8i2.1639

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