@article{2015,title={EXAMINE MUSCLE STRENGTH IN JUDOKAS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT AND NON-HEARING IMPAIRMENT},abstractNode={The aim of this study was to examine muscle strength in women and men judokas with hearing impairment and non-hearing impairment. Total forty two judoka participated as volunteer Participants were assessed on several strength measurements including standing long jump, the right hand grip, left hand grip, vertical jump, leg strength, sit-up and push up. We found differences between in sit-up for men judokas with hearing impairment and non-hearing impairment (P<0,05). Men judokas with non-hearing impairment had higher sit-up than men judokas with hearing impairment. On the other hand, there was a not difference between women and men judokas with hearing impairment and non-hearing impairment standing long jump, the right hand grip, left hand grip, leg strength, vertical jump and push up (P>0,05). In conclusion, due to the close proximity of the athletes training at the elite levels of the active elements of the level of hearing impairment it is considered to have a negative effect on musc},author={Önder KARAKOÇ-- Cengiz TAŞKIN - Maya BUDAK},year={2015},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}