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Determinants of Hydration Status in Martial Athletes at The Student Sports Training Center Jakarta

Sport and Nutrition Journal · Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023) · pp. 1–12

DOI
10.15294/spnj.v5i1.60656
ISSN
2685-2845, 2685-6018
Published
2023-07-21
Publisher
Nutrition Study Program, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
Language
eng

Abstract

Adolescent athletes are a group that’s vulnerable to decreased water content and has a higher risk of dehydration. Results showed, 22% of adolescent athletes were highly dehydrated. This study aims to knowing the determinants factor of hydration status for martial arts athletes in Pusat Pelatihan Olahraga Pelajar DKI Jakarta. The research uses a quantitive method with a cross sectional design and sample of 50 martial arts athletes (13-18 years). Data obtained through food recall 1x24 hours for fluid consumption, nutritional status with BMI/U, percent body fat with Ultrasonic Body Fat Analyzer SR-HW 05 Serenity instrument, physical activity with PAL sheets, and hydration status with Specific Gravity values. Data analysis using Pearson correlation test. The results showed a significant correlation between female nutritional status (p 0.05). Fluid consumption is factor that affects the hydration status of male and female martial arts athletes. It’s important for athletes to maintain their hydration status in order to carry out training and competitions optimally.

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Vitria MelaniAffiliation unknown2
Putri RonitawatiAffiliation unknown2
Catrine FernandaAffiliation unknown2
Aoliyah FirasatiAffiliation unknown1
Daniel BennetAffiliation unknown1
Susanti DewiAffiliation unknown1
Siti ChoirunnisaAffiliation unknown1
Tiurma Heryawanti PakpahanAffiliation unknown1
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Desiana Rizky PurwaningtyasAffiliation unknown1
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Sarah MardiyahAffiliation unknown1
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Dipo WicaksonoAffiliation unknown1
FransiskaAffiliation unknown1
Mochammad RizalAffiliation unknown1
Ni Putu Dewi AriniAffiliation unknown1
Hardinsyah HardinsyahAffiliation unknown1
Dodik BriawanIPB University1
Budi Iman SantosoUniversity of Indonesia1
Idrus Jus'atAffiliation unknown1

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