Primerjava največje sile pri dveh protokolih meritve stiska pesti

slovenian

2020

volume 68, issue 1/2

endurance in strength   handgrip strength   maximal force   measurements   sport   subconscious inhibition

Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za šport

Handgrip is a commonly used test to measure maximal handgrip strength and endurance. In practice, the maximal handgrip strength is often measured as part of a measurement of endurance in strength. The purpose of the study was to compare the maximal handgrip strength measured in a task aimed at developing maximal force (independent measurement of maximum strength) and the maximal strength measured in a task aimed at developing maximal force and keep it for 25 s (endurance in strength). The study involved 29 male subjects (size 171 +- 12 cm; weight 58.2 +- 5.4 kg; age 15 years). Handgrip with dominant hand and non-dominant hand was measured with a manual electronic dynamometer. For comparison of maximal strength in independent measurement of maximal strength and in measurement of endurance in strength and for comparison of dominant and non-dominant arm, a t-test for related samples was used. The results of the study showed that the maximal handgrip strength was statistically significantly greater (dominant arm - p <0.001; non-dominant arm - p <0.001) in independent measurement of maximal strength than in measurement of endurance in strength. Based on the results, it can be concluded that when measuring the maximal handgrip strength it is important that the measurement is performed independently, that is, it is separate from the measurement of endurance in strength.

06.11.2024