DIFFERENCES IN COORDINATION AND ENDURANCE BEETWEEN CHILDREN SELECTED FOR ATHLETICS AND NON-ATHLETES
Abstract . Investigation was conducted in order to determine the differences in coordination and endurance between girls selected for athletics and non-athletes. The sample of 36 subjects were divided into two subsample: girls selected for athletics (18) and non-athletes girls (18), who were not included in systematic athletics training, but they only attended physical education classes. The sample of measuring instruments for assessing coordination and endurance were consisted of: agility in the air (OKV), coordination with a baton (KOP), twenty steps twirling a baton (20IP), squats (CUC), push-ups (SKL) and the 800m run (TR800). Based on analysis of variance led to results, which showed that there were not differences in coordination between the girls selected for athletics and non-athletes, but in endurance there were statistical differences in squats (CUC) and 800m (TR800) running, girls selected for athletics had a better results.