ArticleJournal of functional morphology and kinesiology2024
Chilean National Sports Talent Detection System: Influence of Biological Age, Sex, and Geographic Area.
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- The Effect of Peak Height Velocity on Strength and Power Development of Young Athletes: A Scoping Review.Journal of functional morphology and kinesiology · 2025Review
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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to assess the methodology for selecting sports talent in the Chilean Promising Athletes Program (CPAP).
methodsThe standing broad jump (SBJ), medicine ball chest throw (MBCT), thirty-meter running sprint (RS-30), Agility-T (T-test), and height were analyzed in 3060 schoolchildren from Chile, grouped by sex, age, geographical area (north, central and south) and maturity status at peak height velocity (PHV) in pre-, circa- and post-PHV.
resultsSuperior differences were found in boys for all age ranges in SBJ, RS-30, T-test, and MBCT (
conclusionsThe results show variations in physical and anthropometric tests in schoolchildren by age, sex, geography, and maturity status that should be considered for talent selection.
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