مساهمة الطول و الكتلة بالتوازن الثابت و المتحرك للذكور

Abstract EN

The study aims at identifying the percentage of the contribution of height and mass to the static and dynamic balance among students of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences/ University of Baghdad (2017-2018), Recent researches have multiplied in studying the ability of balance because of its importance in public life and sport activities.

Most sources agree on the effect of length and mass on this ability.

On this basis players are chosen in some sports in addition to the factor of their success and superiority.

Views differ as far as mass is concerned.

Studies show that the relationship between mass and balance is a negative relationship when the mass is excessive (obesity The mass is is positive when it is characterized by strength or is consistent with the body.

The researcher has used the descriptive approach and surveying the method of relational relationships.

The sample consists of (115) laboratories randomly chosen from the undergraduates who do not have any academic year of failure and are clubs and teams players.

The statistical bag (SPSS) is used for extracting the results of the mean, standard deviation, the proportion of contribution (Regration).

The study comes up with the idea that the mass and the length can contribute to both the fixed and moving balance, and that the mass has no effect on the fixed and moving balance.

Height has an effect on both in a reversed way.

Short stature gives better indicators of balance.

The researcher recommends conducting such studies and other variables and capabilities.

It may be on the category of high-level players are chosen for different sports, and it is preferable to classify the sample within different physical patterns in order to give us more accurate results.