Titlebook: Body Fat and Physical Fitness; Body Composition and Jana Pa?ízková Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff b.v., Publishers 1977 blood.body composition.

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Body composition and body build of champion athletes in relation to fitness and performance,bout 10% as heavy or very heavy workers (150–200 or more/kcal/hour, or 840 kJ/hour). People living under different oecological, nutritional and working conditions have a different physical fitness, morbidity and mortality (Suzuki 1975).

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ty. From this ensue efforts to investigate the human organism with regard to its functional diagnosis mainly during activity, in relation to the level of that physical activity. The amount and qualitative aspect of physical activity is subject to some laws associated with the developmental stage, ty

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Lean body mass and depot fat during ontogenesis in humans,0 years, some other signs may, however, change up to the end of the third decade. Data on our Czechoslovak population assembled at Spartakiades (mass gymnastic displays) e.g. in 1965 indicate that on average the body-weight increases with advancing age (Fetter et al. 1967). The increase of body-weig

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Influence of adaptation to increased muscle work on body composition in relation to caloric intake hough subjects with the same relative body weight were compared (Pa?ízková 1963a). The . (3rd decade) where the difference in intensity of the muscular load is also greatest. The athletes compared (wrestling, gymnastics) were members of the representative national teams of Czechoslovakia with a regi

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Adaptation to increased muscular work: consequences in adipose tissue,967, Yakovlev et al. 1962, Leshkevitch 1960, Issekutz and Spitzer 1960, Issekutz et al. 1962, 1965, 1966, Carlsson and Mossfeld 1964, 1971, Nikkil? et al. 1963, Hagenfeldt and Wahren 1971, Paul 1975 etc. etc.) and was focused mainly on its changes during a single work load. Consequences of prolonged

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