ROLE OF SELECTIVE TRADITIONAL GAMES FOR STRENGTH DEVELOPMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS
Journal Title: PARIPEX-Indian Journal of Research - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 12
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of selective traditional games in strength developing factor of college male students. For the purpose total sixty subjects were selected from the different colleges of Mizoram. Two groups were formed a control group (n1 30) and experimental group (n2 30). The subjects were selected randomly from different colleges of Mizoram. The subjects' age ranged from 18- 25years. The experimental group was under the experiment of six weeks of Mizo traditional games thrice in a week. Standing Broad Jump and sit ups Test was conducted to collect the data before and after the training programme of both the groups. Central tendency was judged by calculating mean and variability was assessed by standard deviation. T- Test was performed for justifying significance of means at p<0.05 level of confidence. The significant difference was found between the pre and post test results of the experimental group. The traditional games may have the influence on developing the strength.
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Dr Saugata Sarkar
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