Associations Between Lower-Body Power and Body Composition to Change of Direction Speed Under Two Loading Conditions Among Female Police Officers

Quincy Johnson; Filip Kukić; Aleksandar Čvorović; Rob Marc Orr; Robert Lockie; Jay Dawes; Doug B Smith; Nenad Koropanovski

Associations Between Lower-Body Power and Body Composition to Change of Direction Speed Under Two Loading Conditions Among Female Police Officers

Quincy Johnson, Filip Kukić, Aleksandar Čvorović, Rob Marc Orr, Robert Lockie, Jay Dawes, Doug B Smith, Nenad Koropanovski

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Abstract

Law enforcement is a physically demanding occupation. For the general duties officer, lower-body power, speed, and agility may be required to carry out a multitude of occupational tasks and maintain personal safety.
PURPOSE: To investigate which measures of fitness are related to performing a CODS tasks among female police officers under loaded and unloaded conditions..
METHODS: Archived physical abilities data for fifty-one (n = 51) female police officers from Serbia police was provided to the primary investigators for analysis.
RESULTS: There were significant negative correlations between IAT performance, SLJ (r = -.586) and PSMM (r = -.528). Additionally, there were significant negative correlations between the IATL and SLJ (r = -.56) performance. Furthermore, there was a significant positive correlation between IAT, HT (r =- .355), BMI (r = .346), and PBF (r = .523).
CONCLUSION: Performance on the IAT and IATL was significantly and positively related to body composition and lower-body power.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 11 Jul 2020
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Johnson, Q., Kukić, F., Čvorović, A., Orr, R. M., Lockie, R., Dawes, J., Smith, D. B., & Koropanovski, N. (2020). Associations Between Lower-Body Power and Body Composition to Change of Direction Speed Under Two Loading Conditions Among Female Police Officers. Poster session presented at 2020 NSCA Abstract Gallery. https://www.eventscribe.com/2020/NSCA/ajaxcalls/PosterInfo.asp?efp=RlZMUFJSSVkxMTI2MQ&PosterID=283873&rnd=0.8421217

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