Author(s): Dr. Gauri Chakraborty and Manpreet Kaur

Abstract:
Coordinative ability is one of the important ability that is vital towards bringing out optimum performance in the Sports Kho-Kho. In this Research, scholar have studied the difference of coordinative abilities namely Balance ability, Reaction Ability, Rhythm Ability, Orientation Ability and Differentiation Ability between zonal level and beginner level Kho-Kho players and have established an outcome that, the coordinative abilities of zonal level players are significantly higher than the coordinative abilities of beginner level players. The Long Nose Test for Balance Ability was conducted and t-test value: 6.177. Mean and Standard Deviation of Balance Ability of zonal and beginner level players were 5.48 ± .4703 and 6.49 ± .5247 respectively. The Sprinting at Given Rhythm Test for Rhythm Ability was conducted and t-test value: .0167. Mean and Standard Deviation of Rhythm Ability of zonal and beginner level players were .7853 ± 5.45102 and .68 ± .2546 respectively. The Numbered Medicine Ball Run Test for Orientation Ability was conducted and t-test value: 6.0525. Mean and Standard Deviation of Orientation Ability of zonal and beginner level players were 9 ± .150466 and 11.47 ± .23776 respectively. The Backward Medicine Ball Throw Test for Differentiation Ability was conducted and t-test value: 4.049. Mean and Standard Deviation of Differentiation Ability of zonal and beginner level players were 17.6 ± 1.451 and 12 ± 2.9664 respectively. The Ball Reaction Exercise Test for Reaction Ability was conducted and t-test value: 4.888. Mean and Standard Deviation of Reaction Ability of zonal and beginner level players were 77.266 ± 8.322 and 89.733 ± 6.477 respectively.

Pages: 37-41  |  684 Views  202 Downloads

Download Full Article: Click Here