International Journal of Recent Research and Applied Studies
Author(s) Name: K.Babysakila & Dr. A. Karthik Abstract: The purpose of the study was to find out the influence of isotonic training on selected skill performance variables among football players. It was hypothesized that there would be significant differences on selected skill performance variables due to the effect of isotonic training among football players. For the […]
Author Name(s): C.Maniraj & Dr.S. Arul Abstract The purpose of the study was to find out the effect of Interval trainingon selected physical and physiological variables namely muscular endurance and breath holding time among University men players. To achieve this purpose of the study 30 men players selected from Department of Physical Education, Annamalai University, Annamalai […]
Author(s) Name: Sandeep Martin Warlikar & Dr.R.Subramanian Abstract: The test is an instrument of measurement used to obtain data about a specific trait of characteristic of an individual or group. Tests must be evaluated in terms of improved service to the growth and happiness of learners and players. It is an attempt to measure the needs […]
Author(s) Name: Periyasamy.D & Dr.T.Radhakrishnan Abstract: The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of concurrent training and complex training on explosive power among male kabaddi players. To achieve the purpose of the present study, thirty six kabaddi players from various colleges of Bharathiar University, Coimbatore were selected as subjects at random and their […]
Author(s) name: Adesuyi, A.T, Aboluwoye, C.O, Olaseni, S.E & Borokini, F.B Abstract Prometizine Hydrochloride-PMZ is a first generation HI receptor antagonist, Antihistimine, and anti- emetic medication that can also have a strong sedative effect[11]. The incidence and severity of drug interractions are on the rise as more medications are brought to market. For a drug to […]
Author(s) Name Dr. N. Bright Selva Kumar Abstract According to Patanjali, one can attain this (the individual self with the Supreme One) union by controlling and eliminating the ever- arising ‘vrittis’ or modifications of the mind. He also suggests that the mind, in turn, can be controlled through the right kind of discipline and training. […]