2020, Vol. 7, Issue 6, Part A

Materials and method: a experimental design with construction validity. Age - 18-35 year healthy individuals both male and female were included to avoid study bias. Subjects with recent upper limb fractures and any visual disturbances were excluded from the study.

Results: The total number of subjects was 707, including 356 male and 351 female. The SPSS Software Packaged was used.

Conclusion: The study was concluded that small OD Ring total number of error 3 is normal, time taken for first error 4-5 sec is considered as good, the distance required to reach the First Error 8-13cm is good and Total time spend to complete task is 14-18sec is consider as a normal for small ring. For Medium OD Ring total number of error 2 is good, Time taken for first error 3-5sec is normal, the distance required to reach the First Error 8-16cm is good, total time spend to complete task is 12-15sec is normal. Large OD Ring total number of error, 2 is good, time taken for first error 3-4sec is good, the distance required to reach the First Error 4-14cm is normal, total time spend to complete task is 11-15sec is normal.

Clinical Importance: Applications of the tool in the field of Physiotherapy for measuring, training and improvement of eye hand coordination.

Future research: Testing can be done using non dominant hand and multiple directions.