International Journal Of Physical Education And Sports
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Prognostication of Blockers Performance on the basis of Anthropometric  Characteristics

Abstract The objective of the study was to prognosticate blockers performance on the basis of selected anthropometriccharacteristics. In this study, thirty (n=30) male kabaddi players from Madhya Pradesh were selected who played as blocker position. Age of the subjects was ranging from 17 to 26 years. In this study, Blockers Performance was treated on dependent … Read more

Developing a Regression Model for Psychological Factors Predictor of Sports Injuries

Abstract Review of the literature shows that information concerning psychological risk factors for sports injuries is incomplete and partly contradictory .The methodology for studies designed to investigate psychological risk factors as predictor of sports injuries. The purpose of this study was to access if psychological factors play a role in the injury rates of different … Read more

Comparative Study of Sports Competitive State Anxiety among the Hockey Players of Gorakhpur University

Abstract The purpose of the present study was to find out sports competitive state anxiety level among the hockey players. A total 40 hockey players were selected from various colleges affiliated to the Gorakhpur University, (U.P). The sports competitive state anxiety test (SCAT) given by Martens et al. (1990) was used to measure the anxiety … Read more

Comparative Study of Selected Motor Fitness Components and Anthropometric Variables of Regular and Ad-Hoc Male Teaching Staff of Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya Bilaspur

Abstract The aim of the present study was to compare selected motor fitness components and anthropometric variables of regular and ad-hoc male teaching staff of Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya bilaspur. For the purpose of the present study 40 (forty) male regular and ad-hoc teaching staff (20 from regular teaching staff and 20 from ad-hoc teaching staff) … Read more

Effect of Active Stretching Versus Passive Stretching to Increase Hamstring Muscle Flexibility in House Wives

Abstract Background: In women, body hamstring is more vulnerable muscle to be tight. There are many factors and reasons for reduced joint ROM one of which is muscular tightness. Tightness of hamstring muscle leads to loss of hip ROM and increase the risk of injury. There for the study is to find the effect of … Read more

Self-Stretching in Standing Position to Improve Flexibility of Ilio-tibial Band Tightness

Abstract Objective: To determine the most efficient and effective stretch method for improving the flexibility of iliotibial band (ITB) by comparing the self-stretching in standing position of arms extending overhead (Group-A) and affected side arm placed on the wall (Group-B). Methods: An experimental study was conducted among 20 male athletic students aged 18 -28 years … Read more

Effects of Twelve Weeks Psychological Skill Training Program on selected psychological variables of College Aged Delhi (NCR) males

Abstract The purpose of the study was to measure the effect of Psychological Skill Training Program (PST) on the selected psychological variables including Goal setting, Self-confidence, Imagery, Stress Control and Relaxation. In college aged Delhi-NCR males. For conducting the study purposive sampling of 48 males with age (21.22±1.17), height (166.96±3.90) and weight (61.41±3.65) have been … Read more

Impact of Submaximal and Maximal Aerobic Training on Respiratory Rate among Under 14 Years Cricketer

Abstract The purpose of the study was to find out the impact of submaximal and maximal aerobic training on respiratorym rate among under 14 years cricketer. Sixty under 14 years cricketer were selected randomly as subjects from YMCA, Cricket Academy at Chennai city, Tamilnadu, India. The subjects were divided in to three groups of fifteen … Read more