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1 Anthropometry Lab Results Data, Statistical Analysis, and Data Interpretation

2 InstrumentationBow CaliperShort Anthropometer Long Anthropometer Tape MeasureSkinfold Caliper Measurement:Biacromial Breadth Hand LengthStanding HeightForearm GirthTriceps Skinfold Accuracy:(cm.mm) (mm) Females A37.6 36.7 15.9 18.3 177.9 179.1 23 19.1 18 14.5 B38.5 39 18.1 18.5 183.6 183 23.2 27 32 29 C37 37.5 17 16.6 163.1 162.9 23 24 19 18 D36 36.5 13.2 13.5 161.4 160.5 22.7 30 17 18 E37.5 38 17.2 14.3 160.7 161 26.5 55 23 28 Males A44 45.5 18.5 21.1 181 180.8 32 33 16 12 B41 43.4 20.1 20.2 178.7 177.6 29.5 31.1 5454 C42.3 42 17.1 20.4 181.6 181.2 28 28.5 14 10

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4 Anthropometric Data – Means and Standard Deviation by Gender and Population

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8 Interpretation of Results?

9 StudentMax.Grip Strength (kg)Forearm Girth (mm) Females 13723 23722.7 33823.2 44026.5 53023.5 Males 14627 26731 36232 45228 53528 67029.5 Maximum Grip Strength Versus Forearm Girth

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11 Grip Strength Versus Forearm Girth - Means, Standard Deviations, and Correlation by Gender and Population

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15 Interpretation of Results?

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