Anatomycal and physiological student status in team sports

The aim of the study was to examine the anatomical and physiological status of students engaged in team sports. Anthropometrical and functional data of male students, studying team sports: ice hockey and soccer, collected. Ice hockey players represented minimal growth; bare minimum length of muscular cramps, comparing with general height; maximum length of upper extremities, wrist strength, and value of vital lung capacity. Soccer players represented the highest growth, apparent length of muscular cramps and the longest time of stasis. Soccer players have the lowest heart rate at rest, minimal cardiac acceleration after physical activities, and a low body mass ratio.