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DETERMINATION OF INFLUENCE AND DIFFERENCES IN SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL SAMPLE OF EXAMINEES Aleksandar Simeonov¹, Zoran Radić¹ and Ratko Pavlović² ¹Faculty of Physical Education, Sport and Health, University in Skopje, Macedonia ²Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, University of East Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Original scientific paper Abstract In a sample of 80 respondents, population special forces, divided into three subsample age: the first group of 27 to the age of 25 years, the second group of 28 aged between 26-30 years and the third group of 25 aged 31-36, made a study of motor abilities as part of the program structure to carry out the unit. In this research procedure isolated four motor variables: push-ups, abdominal muscles, pull-ups and running the 3000m. For each of the variables according to the number of the engine under test and the time for running the 3000 meters obtain credits. In the research procedure was used descriptive method, classification of frequencies of the motor performance and determining, the impact of the criterion on prognostic variables and determining the differences between respondents. The results of descriptive statistics, we can conclude that the variables push-ups, sit-ups and points, there are major differences in the tests, which bear witness high rates of standard deviation, showing a greater deviation from the average value, and coefficients of variability that tell us higher percentage of variation of the standard deviation from the mean. The results of the regressive analysis show statistical significance, that motor variables as significant prognostic influence criteria variable, which tells us that the points scale better evaluates the results and is a good representative as a criteria for achieved results. As a general conclusion of the research in three subsample respondents according to age, we can conclude that there are no statistically significant differences between them, and the majority of respondents are in good physical preparation. Key words: motor skills, motor tests, variables, analysis, regression, influence, differences. Introduction The research represents a procedure which includes 80 respondents with a specific profession to the police, for whom physical readiness is one of the most important capabilities, on which depends the success of their job. Due to the work performed by, they need daily exercises to maintain psycho motoric ability, and they have multiple controls for their physical capability year round. Subject of the research are five motoric parameters included in the curriculum of the unit to control physical capabilities of the police officers. Objective of the research is to determine the frequencies of the results at five motoric parameters, to determine the impact of motoric parameters on the criteria and to determine the differences among the respondents. Methods The sample of respondents constitutes the population of a specific police unit, a total of 80 aged 25 to 36 years. All of them are in a favorable physical readiness, because of everyday preparing for certain motoric skills, also using a lot of games. Respondents are divided according to their age into three groups: --> First group a total of 27 aged to 25 years --> Second group a total of 28 aged 26-30 years --> Third group a total of 25 aged to 31-36 years Program for assessment of motoric skills of respondents contains four motoric variables: push-ups, pull-ups, abdominal musculature, and running 3000 meters. For each of the variables according to the number of motoric test and according to the time of running the 3000 meters are obtained points. Table 1. Points for test of motoric variables. Points Push- Abdominal Pullups m. ups 3000 м. 0 10 и 15 и 2 и 19.10 и 2 11 15 16 20 3 19.09 18.21 4 16 20 21 26 4 5 18.20 17.41 6 21 25 27 33 6 17.40 17.00 8 26 29 34 39 7 16.59 16.30 10 30 35 40 46 8 16.29 16.01 12 36 41 47 52 9 16.00 15.41 14 42 47 53 60 10 11 15.40 15.01 16 48 53 61 65 12 13 15.00 14.31 18 54 59 66 70 14 15 14.30 14.01 20 60 и 71 и 16 и 14.00 и 123

Results and discussion Table. 2 Results of descriptive statistics Variables N Mean Min. Max. Range Std. Dev. CV% Push-ups 80 53.8500 30.00 76.00 46.00 5.723 10.62 Abdominal 80 60.4625 41.000 77.00 36.00 6.180 10.22 Pull-ups 80 10.75000 7.00 16.00 9.000 2.236 20.74 3000 м 80 15.1955 11.35 18.69 7.340 1.177 11.69 Points 80 60.60000 42.00 78.00 36.00 6.708 11.05 By analyzing table. 2 which shows the descriptive statistical values, we can conclude that the variables push-ups, abdominal and points, there are big differences in the tests, which bear witness high coefficients of the standard deviation, showing a greater deviation of the average value, and coefficients of variability that tell us a larger percentage of variation of the standard deviation from the arithmetic mean. Slightly smaller value of deviation of the sample mean show coefficients of the standard deviation in the variables of pullups and running 3000 meters. But it is about results that are of no greater deviation of the sample mean, ie the respondents are all with results that are not too high nor very low, they practically in both of these variables did not differ much in performance on the test, therefore the span of the results is lower. Practically both of these variables are are tougher for respondents. The results presented in table. 3 tell us that 51 respondents or 63.75% in the test of push-ups are found around the arithmetic mean. Of the respondents 22 or 27% are above the arithmetic mean, and only a small number, 5 students have weaker results from the mean value. With variable abdominal most of the respondents according to the results are around the arithmetic mean X = 60.46, about 52 respondents (65%), while 6 respondents or 7.5% do abdominal below the value of the central value. The largest number of respondents at the variable pull-ups, a total of 33 or 41.25% performed pull -ups within the arithmetic mean of X = 10.75. Half of the respondents - 50% do more pull-ups than the central value. Table 3. Frequencies of the variable push-ups. 30.0000 =x 35.0000 1 1 1.25000 1.2500 45.0000 =x 50.0000 4 5 5.00000 6.2500 50.0000 =x 55.0000 51 56 63.75000 70.0000 55.0000 =x 60.0000 11 57 13.75000 83.7500 60.0000 =x 65.0000 11 78 13.75000 97.5000 70.0000 =x 75.0000 1 79 1.25000 98.7500 75.0000 =x 80.0000 1 80 1.25000 100.0000 Table 4. Frequencies of the variable abdominal. 40.0000 =х 45.0000 1 1 1.25.000 1.2500 50.0000 =х 55.0000 5 6 6.25000 7.5000 55.0000 =х 60.0000 28 34 35.00000 42.5000 60.0000 =х 650000 24 58 30.00000 72.5000 65.0000 =х 70.0000 12 70 15.00000 87.5000 70.0000 =х 75.0000 9 79 11.25000 98.7500 75.0000 =х 80.0000 1 80 1.25000 100.0000 Table 5. Frequencies of the variable pull-ups. 7.00000<=x<9.00000 7 7 8.75000 8.7500 9.00000<=x<11.0000 33 40 41.25000 50.0000 11.0000<=x<13.0000 25 65 31.25000 81.2500 13.0000<=x<15.0000 7 72 8.75000 90.0000 15.0000<=x<16.0000 8 80 10.00000 100.0000 124

Table. 6 Frequencies of the variable running 3000 metres 11.3500<=x<12.3500 1 1 1.25000 1.2500 12.3500<=x<13.3500 2 3 2.50000 3.7500 13.3500<=x<14.3500 12 15 15.00000 18.7500 14.3500<=x<15.3500 37 52 46.25000 65.0000 15.3500<=x<16.3500 13 65 16.25000 81.2500 16.3500<=x<17.3500 11 76 13.75000 95.0000 17.3500<=x<18.3500 3 79 3.75000 98.7500 18.3500<=x<19.3500 1 80 1.25000 100.0000 According to the frequencies of table. 6 respondents achieved times close to the arithmetic mean, a total of 37 respondents or 46.25%. A smaller number of respondents 28 or 34%, achieved times weaker than the central value. From Table 7, where are presented the frequencies of the variable points only 22 of the respondents or 27.5% accomplished points within the central value, which is X = 60.6. Of the respondents 24 or 12.5% reach poorer results of the arithmetic mean. According to the values of the results in Table 8 in which is presented regression of predictor system of variables with criterion of points, is noted that the four motoric variables as prognostic system has an impact on criterion variable Q (F) <. 00000. Multiple correlation RO =.87 has a high value, which means a great influence on predictor system on the criteria. The coefficient of determination Δ =.76 shows that 76% of the variance of the criterion can be explained by the variance of the system predictor variables. Individually impact shows all 4 motoric dimensions that have partial impact on the criterion. By analyzing the table no.9 we can say that the three groups divided according to age, respondents did not differ in terms of the central values, Wilks-lambda =.886663 which value in approximation of Rao s R =.905065 and degrees of freedom df 1 and df = 10 2 = 146 is not significantly at a level of p =. 530 306 (p<.05). From table. 10 of univariate differences, according to values obtained for the three groups according to age, there are no statistically significant differences in arithmetic means in multivariate space. Table. 7 Frequencies of the variable points 42.0000<=x<44.0000 1 1 1.25000 1.2500 48.0000<=x<50.0000 1 2 1.25000 2.5000 50.0000<=x<52.0000 4 6 5.00000 7.5000 52.0000<=x<54.0000 2 8 2.50000 10.0000 54.0000<=x<56.0000 6 14 7.50000 17.5000 56.0000<=x<58.0000 10 24 12.50000 30.0000 58.0000<=x<60.0000 11 35 13.75000 43.7500 60.0000<=x<62.0000 11 46 13.75000 57.5000 62.0000<=x<64.0000 7 53 8.75000 66.2500 64.0000<=x<66.0000 5 58 6.25000 72.5000 66.0000<=x<68.0000 10 68 12.50000 85.0000 68.0000<=x<70.0000 3 71 3.75000 88.7500 70.0000<=x<72.0000 3 74 3.75000 92.5000 72.0000<=x<74.0000 3 77 3.75000 96.2500 74.0000<=x<76.0000 1 78 1.25000 97.5000 76.0000<=x<78.0000 1 79 1.25000 98.7500 78.0000<=x<80.0000 1 80 1.25000 100.0000 Table. 8 Regression analysis of the variable points BETA St.Err. of BETA B St.Err. of B t(75) p-level Intercpt 41.98845 6.766740 6.20512.000000 Push-ups.277004.060353.32465.070735 4.58971.000017 Abominal.364096.061456.39518.066703 5.92451.000000 Pull-ups.454002.057493 1.36204.172483 7.89666.000000 3000м. -.432172.056379-2.46169.321141-7.66543.000000 Ro =.872928 R² =.762004 F (4.75)=60.033 Q(F)<.00000 125

Table. 9 Multivariate differences at the three groups according to age Wilks Lambda Rao ś R df 1 df 2 p-level 1.886663.905062 10 146 Table. 10 Univariate differences at the three groups according to age.53030 6 Mean sqr Mean sqr F (df 1, 2) Effect Error 2.77 p-level Push-ups 32.53238 32.76799.992810.375227 Abdomin al 72.55727 37.30874 1.994779.149980 Pull-ups 4.27238 5.01890.851259.430855 3000 м. 1.70529 1.37876 1.236827.296006 Points 48.53915 44.91067 1.080793.344417 Conclusion After conducting research procedure and after established methodology, we came to a certain knowledge of motorical structure of the unit. According to the variable frequency of push -ups, 51 respondents are in the level of arithmetic mean (63.75%), 24 respondents are above the the value of the central value, and 5 respondents achieved lower results. It can be concluded that for this test respondents are well prepared because on average they do 50-55 push-ups. In the second motoric test where it has been tested the abdominal musculature, 52 respondents (60.46%) are around the central value, 22 respondents are above the it, and 6 respondents are below the arithmetic value. Also for this motoric task respondents mostly are in the zone of central value with average 55-65 liftings, 22 respondents possess greater motoric capabilities to perform in the test while only 6 respondents are in the zone of 45-50 frequency which is solid preparedness. One of the more difficult motoric tasks for respondents is the test with which are tested pullups on the shaft. 33 respondents (41.25%) are within the central value (9-11 pull-ups) Seven respondents are weaker than median zone (7-9 pull-ups). A good part of respondents perform the motoric task with 13-16 pull-ups. It can be said that due to the conclusion that this motoric task is difficult for respondents, which can be seen by the span (7-16 pull-ups), which suggests that they need to be attended a greater training to strengthen the hands and shoulder belt. This motor task belongs to harder motoric capabilities that characterize durability. Of the respondents 37 (46.25%) are in the area of central value with a time of 14.3-15.3 min. 28 respondents achieved lower results than the central value in a time of 16.3-19.3. Better times achieved 15 respondents with times 11.3-13.3 min. Although this motoric task is difficult it can be said that the majority of respondents are in solid durability. Most of the members of the unit are in more morphological construction, dedicated more attention to excessive muscle construction, which has a negative impact on motoric ability durability, ie running of great intensity, which includes running of 3000 meters. The variable points actually represents a measuring scale for achieved results of the respondents, which evaluates achieved results of respondents. By them 22 respondents are below the level of the central value, and most of the respondents are in the space of the average value (X = 60.6). 24 respondents are below the central value, they practically get the points that met the motoric tests, but with smaller scoring record, which allows survival in the unit, because if it does not meet the criteria of motoric, then he can be transferred from this elite unit. Regression analysis where prognostic variables were 4 motor capabilities: push-ups, abdominal muscles, pullups and running 3,000 meters, and criterion was a points scale, it was determined a significant impact on the criteria, indicating that the criterion of a points scale is a reliable. Multivariate and univariate analysis that we wanted to determine the effects of 4 kinesthetic capabilities based on psychosomatic status of the respondents, the analysis showed no differences, which means that we talk about a sample with similar motoric capabilities. References Bala, G. (1986). Logičke osnove metoda za analizu podataka iz istraživanja u oblasti fizičke kulture [Logical bases of the method for analyzing data from research in the field of physical culture. In Serbian.]. Novi Sad: Mediterran Publishing. Gajiċ, M. (1985). Osnovi motorike čoveka [Basics of human motorics. In Serbian.] Novi Sad: Mediterran Publishing. Macenzie, D. (2005). 101 Performance Evaluation Tests. London: Routledge. Metikoš, D., & Hofman, E. (1989). Mjerenje bazičnih motoričkih dimenzija sportaša [Measuring of basic motoric dimensions of athletes. In Croatian.]. Zagreb: Alfa. 126

Prot, F., Pinter, Š., Oreb, G., Milanoviċ, D., & Jukiċ, L. (2003). Kondicijska priprema sportaša [Conditional preparation of athletes. In Croatian.]. Zagreb: Alfa. Radić, Z., & Simeonov, A. (2008). Establishment of the latent structure of the morphological characters and motor abilities and their relations with the shot put performance, International conference Track and Field Athletics and Science, Sofia. Radić, Z., Simeonov, A., Raković, A., & Savanović, V. (2011). Element relation from training in competition period and length of a javelin launch by the Macedonian javelin record holder Dean Angelovski. Banska Bystrica: Matej Bel University. Radiċ, Z., Simeonov, A., & Rakoviċ, A. (2014). Comparative analysis of structure morphological basic end specyfical motoric space. Banska Bystrica: Matej Bel University. Simeonov, A., & Radich, Z. (2009). Pulse frequency of the Macedonian record holder on 800 m. International conference Track and Field Athletics and Science, Sofia. Verhošanski, J.I. (1979). Razvoj snage u sportu. [The development of strength in sports. In Serbian.]. Beograd: Prometej. ODREĐIVANJE UTJECAJA I RAZLIKA U SPECIFIČNIM STRUČNIM UZORCIMA ISPITANIKA Sažetak U uzorku od 80 ispitanika, populacijske specijalne snage podijeljene su na tri subgupe, uzrasta: prvu skupinu od n=27 do 25 godina, druga skupina od n=28 uzrasta 26-30 godina i treća skupina od n=25 uzrasta 31-36 godina. Provedeno je istraživanje motoričkih sposobnosti kao dio programske strukture za provedbu jedinice. U ovom istraživačkom postupku izolirane su četiri motoričke varijable: push-up, abdominalni mišići, podizanje i trčanje od 3000m. Za svaku varijablu prema broju pokušaja u testu i vremenu za trčanje 3000 metara dodijeljeni su bodovi. U istraživačkom je postupku korištena deskriptivna metoda, klasifikacija frekvencija izvedbe motorike i određivanje utjecaja kriterija na prognostičke varijable i određivanje razlika između ispitanika. Po rezultati deskriptivne statistik, možemo zaključiti da kod varijabie push-ups, sit-ups i bodovi, postoje velike razlike u testovima o čemu svjedoči visina standardne devijacije, jer pokazuju veće odstupanje od prosječne vrijednosti, a koeficijenti Varijabilnosti nam pokazuje veći postotak varijacija standardne devijacije od srednje vrijednosti. Rezultati regresijske analize pokazuju statističku značajnost, da su varijable motorike značajni prediktori kriterija, što nam govori da skala bodova bolje procjenjuje rezultate i predstavlja dobar reprezentant kriterija postignutih rezultate. Kao opći zaključak istraživanja u tri grupe ispitanika koji su podvrgnuti podskupu prema uzrastu, možemo zaključiti da među njima nema statistički značajnih razlika, a većina ispitanika je dobre tjelesne pripreme. Ključne riječi: motoričke sposobnosti, motorički testovi, varijable, analiza, regresija, utjecaj, razlike Received: May 21, 2017 Accepted: June 10, 2017 Correspondence to: Assoc. Prof. Ratko Pavlović, PhD Faculty of Physical Education and Sport University of East Sarajevo, RS-BIH E-mail: pavlovicratko@yahoo.com 127