CORRELATIONS OF ANTHROPOMETRIC AND FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS OF 1718 YEARS OLD FEMALES

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Material and Methods. The research showed that in girls 17-18 years old, the body length forms a moderate negative correlation with the Rohrer index (r=-0.32). Results and Discussion. Weak, but authentically significant correlations, the body mass forms with the Tanner and Robinson indices (r=0.18-0.25). Body mass is connected by a strong positive correlation with the Rohrer index (r=0.79), BMI (r=0.9); moderate positive - with the Tanner index (r=0.39). The circumference of the chest is connected by a moderate positive correlation with the Tanner index (r=0.41). The pelvic width is associated with a weak positive, but significantly significant correlation with median and Tanner index (r=0.13-0.25). The Rohrer index is associated with a weak negative, but statistically significant correlation with cPAD (-0.14). LEL is associated only with weak positive and negative correlations with anthropometric parameters; a significant negative relationship is formed with the Tanner index (r=-0.13). The heart rate is associated with a strong positive correlation with the Kerdo index (r=0.82) and the Robinson index (r=0.88). SMAD is associated with a moderate positive correlation with body length (r=0.32), the Robinson index (r=0.47); moderate negative - with the Kerdo index (r=-0.43); weak positive - with pAD (r=-0.25). Conclusions. The Kerdo index is associated with a strong positive correlation with heart rate (r=0.82); moderate negative - with mean (r=- 0.43); moderate positive - with the Robinson index (r=0.56). The Robinson index is associated with a strong positive correlation with heart rate (r=0.88; p<0.05); the mean positive index is the Kerdo index (r=0.56); moderate positive - with aver (r=0.47), pAd (r=0.34); weak positive, but statistically significant - with body length (r=0.23).