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Table 1 Somatic characteristics of study participants

From: The effect of vitamin D supplementation on the muscle damage after eccentric exercise in young men: a randomized, control trial

Group

BH [cm]

BM [kg]

BMI [kg/m2]

LBM [kg]

F%

FAT [kg]

\( \overline{\boldsymbol{x}} \)

180.20 ± 5.96

78.80 ± 8.34

24.26 ± 2.58

66.39 ± 6.31

12.41 ± 4.64

16.16 ± 4.08

SE

177.30 ± 5.03

77.99 ± 10.42

24.1 ± 3.07

64.68 ± 7.14

13.31 ± 4.49

16.82 ± 3.89

SC

182.86 ± 7.01

76.72 ± 7.41

23.03 ± 2.80

64.79 ± 6.43

11.93 ± 5.52

15.30 ± 6.20

OE

180.71 ± 5.94

75.26 ± 6.11

23.80 ± 1.58

65.54 ± 5.08

9.72 ± 4.83

15.51 ± 3.42

OC

181.33 ± 5.50

86.72 ± 3.55

26.47 ± 1.05

72.12 ± 2.95

14.60 ± 2.46

16.80 ± 2.53

p

0.6184

0.1409

0.1476

0.3606

0.1727

0.1367

  1. BMI body mass index, LBM lean body mass, F% percentage of body fat, FAT body fat, BH body hight, BM body mass
  2. Results are shown as means ± SEM (SE – experimental group with suboptimal level of vitamin D, SC – control group with suboptimal level of vitamin D, OE – experimental group with optimal lever of vitamin D, OC – control group with optimal level of vitamin D)