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This study aims to research into the effects of physical structures of young basketball players in summer schools on their biomotoric and physiological features. Twenty-two basketball voluteers participated in the study. Their mean age was 10.5±1.4 years mean height 1.46±0.1 m, mean sport age 2.3±2.4 years and their mean weight was 38.5±13.4 kg. Circumference measurements (arm, stomach, hip, thigh and leg), chest wideness and depth measurements, physiological measurement (VC, FVC, FEV1, FEV1 measurement (squat, vertical jumping, standing long jumping, dynamic jumping, sit-up, push-up, right and left hand clutch) were obtained for this study. Descriptive statistics and multiple regression were applied as the statistical method. The results showed that there were significant relationships, between vertical jumping and hip, abdomen circumferences (p<0,05), between dynamics and vertical jumping with hip circumferences (p<0,05), between vital capacity and chest diameter and depth (p<0,05). The relationships, between other physiological and biomotoric measurements were found insignificant. The results of this study showed that structures of the children basketball players have effects on some physiological and biomotoric features. It is expected that application of training programs, applied in developing age of children, influence some physiological and biomotoric features

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