Motor abilities and their relationship to some of the physical composition variables of primary students (10-12 years)

Abstract

This study aims to find out the relationship between motor abilities and some of the physical composition variables of primary school pupils (10-12 years). The researchers conducted descriptions in the correlation method. The researchers also used the Broninx Osritsky tests on a sample of 52 primary (male) third-phase pupils of the school Ait Moulud Saeed Balsoukar State arte:

1- There is a weak pecuniary correlation between the total body length and the upper limb coordination of primary school pupils.

2- There is a weak pecuniary correlation between the total body weight weight and the upper limb coordination of primary pupils.

3- There is a weak reverse correlation between BMI and upper limb coordination in primary pupils.

4- There is a weak expulsive correlation between the total body length and the bilateral coordination of primary school pupils.

5- There is a weak expulsive correlation between the total body weight weight and the bilateral coordination of primary pupils.

6- There is a weak pecuniary correlation between BMI and bilateral coordination in elementary pupils