… Also, these results should only be applied to women collegiate athletes participating in
the sports included in this study and is not intended for high-school athletes or other sports. …

… 307, 2014—Body composition can affect athletic performance. … body composition changes
among female collegiate athletes … mass/[fat mass + lean soft mass + bone mineral content]) × …

… regional and total body composition and bone mineral density (… DXA in NCAA women
collegiate athletes, not all sports are … (eg, CC and TR-throw) remains small, which influences the …

… training and participation in different sports will have on further increases in BMD. Only 1
study examining BMD has followed up female collegiate athletes … the DXA “body composition” …

… for female athletes, 11 and osteoporosis is reported to affect … Total percentage of body fat
was obtained from the DXA scan … Collegiate Athletic Association Division I college athletes and…

… Sport and training influence bone and body composition in women collegiate athletes.
Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins) 2010;24:1710–7. […

… of females in sports in the US. Today, >150 000 women participate in collegiate sports in the
… Physical activity and dietary intake appear to influence bone to a greater extent prior to the …

… of athletic activity, specifically gymnastics, on bone mineral … that are most important for
influencing bone are not completely … similar age and body composition characteristics and had a …

… 25.3±0.4%) from 4 NCAA Division I Universities in the Consortium of College Athlete … WI,
USA), which measures fat mass, lean mass and bone mineral content, and therefore lean mass …

… assessment of athlete body composition ( 3,8,29,33,34 ). The … patterns, are known to affect
bone acquisition, and were not … were collegiate athletes actively engaged in sport, we were …