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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