In the analysis of this sport, 1 coach from Italy participated.
| Coordination: 5% |
| Speed reaction: 10% |
| Agility: 5% |
| Balance: 25% |
| Flexibility: 15% |
| Power: 15% |
| Muscle Endurance: 35% |
| Somatotype: Mesomorph |
| Arms: normal. Torso: normal. Legs: short. |
Conclusion:
Based on the analysis of responses from 1 coach from Italy, it is concluded that the ideal somatotype for equestrian sports is Mesomorph, characterized by normal arms and torso, with short legs. The data indicates that muscle endurance is the most critical attribute for success in this sport, accounting for 35% of the necessary skills. Balance is also highly significant, comprising 25% of the requirements. Flexibility (15%) and power (15%) are important, while coordination (5%) and agility (5%) are considered less critical.
Therefore, the ideal athlete for equestrian sports is a mesomorph with a normal upper body and short legs, excelling particularly in muscle endurance and balance, which are essential for effective performance in this discipline.
