Effects of the Short Term Resistance and Regular Resistance Training in the Development of Lower Body Strength, Leg Explosive Power and Shooting Ability on the Male Basketball Players

Abstract :

To achieve the purpose of the study sixty intercollegiate male basketball players were selected from the St. Claret College Jalahalli, Bangaluru. The subjects’ age was ranged from 18-23 years. They were divided into three equal groups with 20 players in each group. The first group underwent the short term resistance training with skill training group with N-20, the second group underwent regular resistance training with skill training group with N-20, the third group acted as a control group with N-20 and they did not perform any specific training. Training the subjects were assessed by the lower body strength (1RM test), leg explosive power (vertical jump test) and shooting ability (Johnson basketball test) conducted before and after the 12 weeks of training regimen. Analysis of variance was used to analyse the data. The result showed that all the training treatments elicited significant improvement in all the variables. The short term resistance with skill training group showed greater improvement in all the variables than the other two groups of short term resistance and skill training group and the control group.

Author Name : Muniraju, M. G & Dr. S. Suthakar

Keywords: Lower body strength, Leg explosive power, Shooting ability, regular resistance training, short term resistance training, Skill training.


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