COMPARE THE RESULTS OF THE RELATIVE STRENGTH AMONG POWERLIFTING DISABLED WOMEN BETWEEN PARALYMPIC GAMES BEIJING (2008) AND LONDON (2012)

The aim of the research is to compare the results of the relative strength among powerlifting disabled women between Paralympic games Beijing (2008) and London (2012). The sample consisted (162) players, researchers has used the content analysis of the results of the two Paralympics championship, Beijing /2008and London/ 2012 for women in the sport of powerlifting for the disabled. The best successful trial of the athlete in each weight category and for all categories has been chosen. The percentage of the female lifters of London Paralympic games were the best in relative strength which has exceeded the double in five weights at 50% of the total weights whereas in Beijing /2008 Paralympic games, it was in three weights at 30% of the total weigh The discussion of the research indicates from the tables the order has been per maximum relative strength and doesn't agree- for some extent- with the sequence of women's weight categories, the so-called "the direct relation between weight and relative strength in the science of training. Light weight categories (48, 40, 44) have gained the highest relative strength issued by the weight category (48kg) exceeding the double real weight. The relationship between strength and weight have been converse, in other words the more the weight of the female player, the less is her relative strength The researcher ascribes this to the fact that in light weights, fats are too less in middle weights categories while in heavy weights fats are much more which minimizes the player's adequacy. Finally, No significant differences have been detected between the mean relative strength of women between the Beijing and2008 and London/2012 Paralympics games, the relative mean strength of women in London/2012 was the best. The researcher submits a number of recommendations proper to the aims of the research.