Gravitational Acceleration Test Results According to Functional Movement Screen and Morphological Symmetry Results of Air Force Cadets

Objectives: Strong physical abilities and morphological symmetry are important factors for pilots to withstand aerial G-tolerance. Therefore, this study aimed determine the difference between cadets by measuring functional movement screen (FMS) leg length of Korea Air Force first time understand pass–fail relationship G-test variable. Methods: Altogether, 72 fourth-year (male, 72; mean age, 23.8 ± 0.6) were included in study, their body composition, FMS, length, results measured. Results: The according FMS score revealed that passed (GP) group scored significantly higher than failed (GF) terms following: hurdle step (p =0.000), inline lunge = 0.006), active straight raise 0.001), T trunk stability push-ups 0.001). Conclusions demonstrated a significant both groups. Morphological is an factor aspect exercise persistence. Moreover, high success rate can be expected if follow-up conducted improve balance air force cadets.