Abstract : Guild system was in vogue from the ancient India period in right from Sangam age it had existed in Tamizh country. Guild was an organization of particular professionals. Carte was the primary consideration for the admission of a person as member in the guild. Occupation was also another criteria for membership. Vigneswara, a medieval […]

Abstract : The economic hardships experienced by many young people in India have resulted in the creation of several strategies in search of better livelihoods. Around 65 per cent of the State’s population is living in rural areas and those people are depending upon the agricultural work (Mahatma Gandhi, 1936). Due to the change in weather […]

Abstract : Handball is a strenuous contact Olympic team sports that emphasis on running, jumping, sprinting, throwing, hitting, blocking and pushing. In this game, movement patterns are characterized as an intermittent which change continuously in response to the different offensive and defensive situations in which anthropometric characteristics and high levels of strength, muscle power, and handball […]

Abstract : Our life is permeated, saturatal and may be even surfeited with research. Modern society today respect science and readily accepts its findings. The modern science emerged, stimulated in part by two great forces. The first force was the intelligence of the individuals at the time: their insight and perception of reality plus the environment […]

Abstract : The purpose of the study is to find the Effects of Complex Training in the Development of Speed and Explosive Power of Young children. To achieve the purpose of the study, 60 male young children were selected from RRR School, Karnataka, India. The subject’s age ranged from 15-17 years and they put to speed […]

Abstract : The objective of this study is to determine the Effects of Varied Regimens of Training Program on Speed and Agility of Industrial Training Students. To achieve the purpose of this study 45 male students were selected from Industrial training students, Karnataka and they were randomly assigned into three groups of 15 in each. Group-I […]

Abstract : The purpose of the present study was to find the effect of yogic practice and aerobic exercise on selected physiological variables. For this purpose, forty five middle aged men of Uduppi town, Mangalore district, Karnataka state in the age group of 35 – 40 years were selected. They were divided into three equal groups […]

Abstract : This is a very recent and widely accepted teaching method. Almost all the aspects of the lesson are based on communicative language teaching. This is a revolutionary and most appropriate method to second language teaching, developed in the end of the last decade of the twentieth century. The communicative language teaching methods (CLT) did not […]

Abstract : The study was aimed to investigate the impact of physical fitness training on selected health related fitness variables. It was hypothesized that there would be a significant changes on the body composition, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and cardiovascular efficiency of trainees after five months of training due to different intensities, frequencies, and time […]

Abstract : The study was designed to investigate the “physical fitness parameters response to anaerobic training on adolescent boys”. The experimental group was given anaerobic training for the period of eight weeks. The criterion variables were chosen namely Speed, Agility and VO2 max. All the dependent variables were assessed before and after the training period. […]