Peculiarities of the expression of aggression of men and women attending bodybuilding activities summary

The aim of research – To evaluate the peculiarities of aggression of men and women attending bodybuilding activities in sport clubs. Research methods: Scientific literature analysis, a brief questionnaire, a questionnaire Assinger A., A. Bassa and Darkey questionnaire, statistical analysis Participants: 100 individuals - adult men and women attending bodybuilding activities in sports clubs. The study consisted of 45 women (45%) and 55 men (55%). Results: Men's and women's athletic activities in the sports club are characterized by different forms of aggression, although women were more likely to be hostile to their behavior, while men value positive aggressive behavior. Conclusion: 1. Having evaluated the attitude of the people attending bodybuilding activities for aggression, it was obtained that 38.5% for men and 17.8% for women, aggression as a positive factor. Negative aggression was estimated at 43% of all subjects (p <0.05). 2. The study showed that men visiting bodybuilding activities was more positive to aggression than women. Women felt more hostile than men. Men assessed physical aggression, verbal aggression, negativism, irritability and suspicion, while women had verbal and indirect aggression, injustice and feelings of guilt (p