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. 2013 Nov 5;9(5):780–787. doi: 10.5114/aoms.2013.36926

Table I.

Subject characteristics (mean ± SD)

Variable N Age [years] Body height [m] Body mass [kg] Body fat [%] Fat free mass [kg] Sports experience [years] Training/week [h]
Males
Cross-country skiing [1] 20 19.3 ±1.9[2] 1.79 ±0.04 73.3 ±3.3[2,3] 10.7 ±2.2[5] 65.8 ±3.0[2,3] 8.2 ±2.7[2,3] 17.6 ±6.5[3,4]
Judo [2] 34 22.7 ±4.1[1,3] 1.80 ±0.07 86.8 ±13.9[1,3,4,5] 12.9 ±4.5[3,4,5] 75.0 ±9.4[1,3,4,5] 13.6 ±4.1[1,3,4] 14.3 ±5.6[4,5]
Middle- and long-distance running [3] 21 17.7 ±0.8[2] 1.77 ±0.06 63.4 ±5.9[1,2,4] 9.1 ±1.6[2] 57.6 ±5.4[1,2,4] 3.4 ±1.1[1,2,4,5] 10.9 ±2.1[1,4,5]
Modern pentathlon [4] 24 20.4 ±4.9 1.80 ±0.06 73.1 ±5.9[2,3] 10.4 ±3.0[2] 65.5 ±5.5[2,3] 9.8 ±4.4[2,3] 25.3 ±5.5[1,2,3]
Nordic combined [5] 8 20.7 ±3.7 1.78 ±0.04 63.8 ±5.7[1,2] 6.6 ±2.4[1,4] 59.6 ±4.8[2] 10.6 ±3.2[3] 20.6 ±4.4[2,3]
Total number 107
Females
Cross-country skiing [1] 20 20.5 ±3.8 1.67 ±0.05 58.5 ±5.1 22.0 ±3.6 45.6 ±3.9 7.0 ±2.6[2,4] 15.3 ±5.9[3,4]
Judo [2] 16 20.6 ±2.1 1.63 ±0.06[3,4] 61.4 ±7.8[3] 24.0 ±4.8[3] 46.6 ±4.1 10.3 ±2.2[1,3] 14.9 ±4.2[3,4]
Middle- and long-distance running [3] 19 19.1 ±3.0 1.71 ±0.07[2] 55.8 ±5.5[2] 19.1 ±2.6[2] 45.1 ±4.9 5.1 ±2.5[2,4] 10.6 ±2.4[1,2,4]
Modern pentathlon [4] 14 20.4 ±4.2 1.70 ±0.07[4] 57.5 ±3.8 21.1 ±6.0 46.1 ±2.8 9.6 ±3.3[1,3] 23.4 ±4.2[1,2,3]
Total number 69
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Significant differences within male or female groups. Fat free mass was assessed using Durnin-Womersley method