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This study was conducted to assess whether static and dynamic cor resistance tests in athletes can be used to replace each other and to examine the relationship between these tests. This study included 60 national (elite) judo athletes (age: 17±3 years; size: 169±8.4 cm; body weight: 67.7±16.5 kg; body mass index: 23.4±4.4 kg/m2) including 40 men who came to the Olympic Preparation Center of Turkey from 1 January to 15 March 2017. The endurance of the athletes' coral muscles was evaluated statically and dynamically. The static resistance of the coral muscles was assessed by the body flektion test, the body extension test, the right and left lateral bridge tests. Tests were terminated when the test position was deteriorated or when the person said the test could not continue and the time was recorded. The dynamic resistance of the coral muscles was assessed by sit-ups, modified push-ups, right and left lateral flektion-recurrent tests. It was recorded how many times athletes were able to do each test for 60 seconds. When the relationship between the static and dynamic resistance of the coral muscles of national team judo athletes was studied; the body flektion test was linked only to the sit-ups test, while all other static coral resistance tests were linked to the dynamic coral resistance tests (r=0.260/0.500, p<0.05). As a result, all static and dynamic cor resistance parameters were found related within themselves. Because there is a relationship between the body flektion test/sit-ups test we are thinking to use, the body extension test/modified push-ups test, the right side bridge test/right side flektion-return test and the left side bridge test/right side flektion-return test, it is believed that these tests can be used to replace each other. In addition, to test the availability of these tests in place, studies are also needed to be done on athletes in other sports branches.

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