- The document describes a study that constructed physical fitness norms for female students attending social welfare schools in Andhra Pradesh, India.
- Researchers tested 339 students in classes 6-10 on speed, strength, agility and flexibility tests. Tests included 50m run, bend and reach, medicine ball throw, broad jump, shuttle run, and vertical jump.
- The results showed that 9th class students had the best average time for the 50m run. 10th class students had the highest flexibility on average. Strength and performance generally improved with increased class level.
This document provides personal and educational details of Dr. A. Palraj. It summarizes his educational qualifications including degrees in Physical Education, Yoga, and Fitness Management from Bharathidasan University. It also outlines his teaching experience as Director of Physical Education at Bishop Heber College since 2000. The document lists his sports achievements in kabaddi and qualifications to officiate kabaddi matches. It provides details of his research publications, workshops attended, and roles coaching university sports teams and serving on sports committees.
This document provides a status list of 374 autonomous colleges in India as of 05.04.2011. It lists the autonomous colleges under each state and affiliated university. Some key details include:
- 19 states with autonomous colleges
- 70 universities affiliating the colleges
- 374 total autonomous colleges
- The largest numbers of autonomous colleges are in Tamil Nadu (135 colleges), Karnataka (49 colleges), and Andhra Pradesh (61 colleges).
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This study aimed to identify the best anthropometric and motor tests to select children for competitive swimming programs. The researchers tested 37 boys aged 9-10 years who had been swimming competitively for 2-4 years. They measured various anthropometric characteristics and motor abilities and correlated these with the boys' 50m front crawl swimming times. Through regression analysis, they found that only 5 tests were significant predictors of swimming performance: sitting height, upper arm circumference, upper arm skinfold, hand diameter, and vertical jump. Of these, sitting height and upper arm skinfold negatively correlated with swimming times. The researchers concluded these tests could help select children for swimming schools based on their physical attributes and abilities rather than their current swimming skills.
This study compared the endurance levels of 20 football players and 20 hockey players aged 20-25 from GGU Bilaspur University. Endurance was measured using a 600 meter run/walk test. The results showed significantly higher endurance levels in the football players, with an average time of 2.01 minutes, compared to 2.17 minutes for the hockey players. The study concluded that within the limitations, football players from GGU Bilaspur demonstrated significantly greater endurance than the hockey players.
The Development of Standard Size for Clothes of Indonesian Boys Based on Anth...Waqas Tariq
In order to increase the market share of garment products in local market, the Ministry of Industry pointed out the need to provide added value to the garment products. One of the options is to implement standard sizing system for clothes. Standard sizing system is substantial especially for children, since there seem to be unique anthropometric differences among each child. This study aims to develop a standard size of clothes for Indonesian boys based on anthropometric data, which is expected to be a national standard and a recommendation for the design of SNI. The anthropometric data are gathered from 155 boys aged 7-12 years old using 3D Body Scanner. Factor analysis and two stage cluster analysis were performed in this study and 8 groups of size for boys’ clothes were established with a coverage rate of 95.48%.
This document provides closing ranks for various medical courses in different quotas like All India Quota (AIQ), Aligarh Muslim University's Institutional Quota (AMU), Banaras Hindu University's Institutional Quota (BHU), Delhi University's Institutional Quota (DU), Jain Minority Quota (JM), Muslim Minority Quota (MM), and Mangalore NRI Quota (MNG) based on NEET PG 2018 ranks. It lists the course, equivalent rank in R1 and R2 rounds, number of seats, and final closing rank for each quota. Contact details are also provided for any queries or corrections to the information.
This document is a circular from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) informing schools about changes to exams for Class XI Geography, Economics, and Biology in March 2014. It introduces an Open Text-based Assessment (OTBA) section worth 10 marks to the exams in these subjects. The circular provides details on the OTBA, including that questions will be supplied through CBSE's ITMS system and weightings of other sections will be adjusted proportionately. It requests that heads of schools inform teachers of these changes.
This document provides personal and educational details of Dr. A. Palraj. It summarizes his educational qualifications including degrees in Physical Education, Yoga, and Fitness Management from Bharathidasan University. It also outlines his teaching experience as Director of Physical Education at Bishop Heber College since 2000. The document lists his sports achievements in kabaddi and qualifications to officiate kabaddi matches. It provides details of his research publications, workshops attended, and roles coaching university sports teams and serving on sports committees.
This document provides a status list of 374 autonomous colleges in India as of 05.04.2011. It lists the autonomous colleges under each state and affiliated university. Some key details include:
- 19 states with autonomous colleges
- 70 universities affiliating the colleges
- 374 total autonomous colleges
- The largest numbers of autonomous colleges are in Tamil Nadu (135 colleges), Karnataka (49 colleges), and Andhra Pradesh (61 colleges).
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This study aimed to identify the best anthropometric and motor tests to select children for competitive swimming programs. The researchers tested 37 boys aged 9-10 years who had been swimming competitively for 2-4 years. They measured various anthropometric characteristics and motor abilities and correlated these with the boys' 50m front crawl swimming times. Through regression analysis, they found that only 5 tests were significant predictors of swimming performance: sitting height, upper arm circumference, upper arm skinfold, hand diameter, and vertical jump. Of these, sitting height and upper arm skinfold negatively correlated with swimming times. The researchers concluded these tests could help select children for swimming schools based on their physical attributes and abilities rather than their current swimming skills.
This study compared the endurance levels of 20 football players and 20 hockey players aged 20-25 from GGU Bilaspur University. Endurance was measured using a 600 meter run/walk test. The results showed significantly higher endurance levels in the football players, with an average time of 2.01 minutes, compared to 2.17 minutes for the hockey players. The study concluded that within the limitations, football players from GGU Bilaspur demonstrated significantly greater endurance than the hockey players.
The Development of Standard Size for Clothes of Indonesian Boys Based on Anth...Waqas Tariq
In order to increase the market share of garment products in local market, the Ministry of Industry pointed out the need to provide added value to the garment products. One of the options is to implement standard sizing system for clothes. Standard sizing system is substantial especially for children, since there seem to be unique anthropometric differences among each child. This study aims to develop a standard size of clothes for Indonesian boys based on anthropometric data, which is expected to be a national standard and a recommendation for the design of SNI. The anthropometric data are gathered from 155 boys aged 7-12 years old using 3D Body Scanner. Factor analysis and two stage cluster analysis were performed in this study and 8 groups of size for boys’ clothes were established with a coverage rate of 95.48%.
This document provides closing ranks for various medical courses in different quotas like All India Quota (AIQ), Aligarh Muslim University's Institutional Quota (AMU), Banaras Hindu University's Institutional Quota (BHU), Delhi University's Institutional Quota (DU), Jain Minority Quota (JM), Muslim Minority Quota (MM), and Mangalore NRI Quota (MNG) based on NEET PG 2018 ranks. It lists the course, equivalent rank in R1 and R2 rounds, number of seats, and final closing rank for each quota. Contact details are also provided for any queries or corrections to the information.
This document is a circular from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) informing schools about changes to exams for Class XI Geography, Economics, and Biology in March 2014. It introduces an Open Text-based Assessment (OTBA) section worth 10 marks to the exams in these subjects. The circular provides details on the OTBA, including that questions will be supplied through CBSE's ITMS system and weightings of other sections will be adjusted proportionately. It requests that heads of schools inform teachers of these changes.
UGC NET-JRF June 2013 Results in Detail ReportRaghu Ram Alla
The document is a report by Team QuickNET on the results of the June 2013 UGC NET/JRF examination. It provides detailed subject-wise, center-wise, state-wise and cross-tabulated results including the total number of candidates who qualified for JRF and Lectureship in various subjects across states, centers and subjects. The top three sections summarize the all-India subject-wise results, center-wise results and state-wise results with the total number of qualifiers for each entry.
UGC NET JRF June 2013 Results In Detail ReportRaghu Ram Alla
The document is a report by Team QuickNET on the UGC NET/JRF June 2013 exam results. It provides detailed subject-wise, center-wise, state-wise, and cross-tabulated results including the number of candidates who qualified for JRF and Lectureship (LS) and total qualified candidates for 74 subjects across 79 universities/centers in 32 states/UTs. The top 3-5 performing subjects/centers/states are also listed at the end of each section.
Dr. Yasmeen khan is an Associate Professor at the Govt. Degree College for Women in Anantnag, Kashmir, India. She received her PhD in Foods and Nutrition from the University of Kashmir in 2008. Her areas of specialization include foods and nutrition, human development, early childhood care and education, and counseling and family therapy. She has over 20 years of experience in teaching at the university and college level in Kashmir and has guided many research projects and theses. She is involved in several academic and community activities focused on nutrition, health, and women's empowerment.
The document summarizes the fourth annual UT Austin President's Student Employee of the Year Award competition. 53 students were nominated by their supervisors for their outstanding work and contributions to the university. Lauren Fedele from Facilities Services, Campus Environmental Center was selected as the winner, while Shereen Ahmad, David Giang, Navit Jaimes, James Pinotti, Karen Sanchez, Marc Segal, Coleman Tharpe, David Toro, Stormie Wilfong, and Xiaomin Xue were named finalists. The document lists all 53 nominees and the departments they work for.
The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, campus buzzed with excitement on the eighth day, i.e. June 28th, 2016, of Phase I of its 4th consecutive Orientation Program - ‘Monsoon Management Magic - M3’.
This document provides information about Shri Sadguru Gangageer Maharaj Science, Gautam Arts & Sanjivani Commerce College in Kopargaon, Ahmednagar. It outlines the vision, mission, and objectives of the college which are to provide higher education opportunities primarily to lower classes through policies like "education at their doors" and to develop well-rounded graduates. The document then provides details about the undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered, student enrollment figures, results over the years, faculty members and their qualifications, and participation in academic activities like syllabus restructuring.
This document summarizes the activities and achievements of the Food Science Nutrition Department at Dr. BMN College of Home Science in Mumbai, India. It provides details on faculty members, courses offered, university merit rankers, college vice presidents from the department, best students, innovative teaching techniques used, entrepreneurship activities, networking with industries, seminars and conferences organized, and notable alumni of the department. The department has been successfully training students in food science and nutrition since 1990 and its graduates have achieved high ranks and pursued careers in India and abroad.
“Development of Basic Skills in Swimming Sports Training At Grassroot Level t...IOSR Journals
Abstract: The management and planning of sports training at grass root level is an executive function, which is
concerned with carrying out of the broad policies laid down for the training of upcoming youngsters. Such
training is an urgent need, which involves working on different training models and methods and, at the same
time, testing their efficiency and communicating it to concerned sport persons. In today’s competitive world, it is
necessary that a continuous search be carried out to tap hidden talent at early age. In this regard, appropriate
methods of training must be used to develop budding sportsmen. In the last decade of this century, we have
witnessed the significant impact of communication media in almost all branches of human life and sports are no
exception. In the good old days, basic skills of any game and swimming, in particular, was a matter concerning
only swimmers and their respective coaches? Frankly speaking, it was all subjective, although some exceptions
may be cited. At present, we have audio-visual aids that attract beginners, keen in the developing the basic skills
of the sport.
Fuzzy Association Rule Mining based Model to Predict Students’ Performance IJECEIAES
The major intention of higher education institutions is to supply quality education to its students. One approach to get maximum level of quality in higher education system is by discovering knowledge for prediction regarding the internal assessment and end semester examination. The projected work intends to approach this objective by taking the advantage of fuzzy inference technique to classify student scores data according to the level of their performance. In this paper, student’s performance is evaluated using fuzzy association rule mining that describes Prediction of performance of the students at the end of the semester, on the basis of previous database like Attendance, Midsem Marks, Previous semester marks and Previous Academic Records were collected from the student’s previous database, to identify those students which needed individual attention to decrease fail ration and taking suitable action for the next semester examination.
Influencing factors upon the reliability of physical proficiency testIOSR Journals
Abstract: The investigator has been selected (i) warm-up, (ii) motivation, and (iii) time of the day for physical
performance as influencing factors of the reliability of physical proficiency test of (i) 30 feet shuttle-run, (ii)
standing broad-jump, (iii) sit-ups for one minute. Eighty students of Bachelor Degree who are opted Physical
Education, Health education and Sports subjects from different colleges affiliated to Manipur University were
selected for this investigation. The Selection of the subjects was done purely on the basis of the specific purpose
of the study and had certain level of physical proficiency so that all the subjects could perform all the variable
test items of the study. After systematically analysed the data of the study it was found that the selected
influencing measurement factors has been affected the reliability of the selected physical proficiency test.
Keywords: Proficiency, reliability, warm-up, motivation, 30 feet shuttle-run, standing broad-jump, and sit-ups
for one minute.
This document discusses ways to enhance uniformity and quality in education. It proposes appointing higher qualified teaching staff, introducing optional subjects up to 10th grade covering various fields, establishing new specialized degree programs, forming an independent examination body to set and assess exams within a week of completion, studying subjects for one month each with a weekly holiday in between, and holding annual elections in colleges based on academics, social work, and ideas. The goals are to provide deeper subject knowledge, improve learning outcomes, and help address issues like unemployment.
Mini project report ON STUDENTS SATISFACTION WITH ADMINISTRATION /STAFF8437812912
The document summarizes a student satisfaction survey conducted at Rayat and Bahra Institute of Management. It analyzes student satisfaction based on gender, department, and semester. The key findings are:
1) Male students reported higher satisfaction than female students.
2) Students from the RBIEBT department reported the highest satisfaction compared to other departments.
3) Eighth semester students reported the highest satisfaction compared to students from other semesters.
Comparative Study on Selected Physical Fitness Components among the Physical ...IOSR Journals
This document summarizes a study that compared selected physical fitness components among physical education students from three universities in West Bengal, India. The study found:
1) There was a significant difference in agility and cardiovascular endurance between the universities, with students from Visva Bharati University scoring significantly better in agility than the other two universities.
2) While there were mean differences in explosive power between the groups, the differences were not statistically significant, indicating no significant differences between universities.
3) In conclusion, physical education students significantly differed in agility and cardiovascular endurance based on university, but did not significantly differ in explosive power.
Analysis of the physical fitness of the physical education professional stude...Sports Journal
The purpose of this study was to compare the selected physical fitness variables of the Physical
Education Professional students participated in the different competition levels. To achieve the purpose,
eighty three male physical education students studying B.P.Ed. Courses at Alvas B.P.Ed. Moddigere and
General Kariyappa B.P.Ed. College Shimogga during 2015 with age ranging 18-25 were selected at
random. They had their credit in participating Intercollegiate, South Zone and All India competitions.
The physical fitness variables selected for the study were the Shoulder Strength (Pull ups in nos.);
Abdominal Strength (Sit ups in nos.); Agility (Shuttle Run in secs.); Speed (50 meters dash in secs.);
Explosive Power (Standing Broad Jump in meters) and Cardiovascular Endurance (600 Meters Run/Walk
in minutes). One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to find out the significant difference
among different disciplines. Further the Scheffe’s Post Hoc test was used to find the significant
difference in paired mean scores. It was concluded that there was a significant difference in the Pull Ups,
Sit Ups and Speed of the Physical Education Professional students participated in the different
competition levels. A better understanding of these relationships will help to understand the power and
endurance and also help to plan sport specific strength training at South Zone, All India and National
level athletes.
Levels of Facility Availability and Suitability for Teaching and Research in ...iosrjce
This study examined the availability and suitability of facilities for the undergraduate physical education program at the University of Nigeria Nsukka. The study found that facilities availability ranged from 45-90%, with some like soccer fields and volleyball courts being highly available, while others like exercise labs were only slightly available. It also found that while many facilities were highly or averagely available, they were generally only rated as averagely suitable. The study recommends that the university procure and install adequate, current and suitable facilities to better support teaching, learning, research and skill development in physical education.
Perceptions of Senior High School Sports Track Students toward their Work Imm...Celso Alcantara
The document summarizes a study that analyzed senior high school sports track students' perceptions of their work immersion program at Zambales National High School in the Philippines. The study found that:
1) Students perceived the work immersion as very effective in developing skills relevant to their chosen sports and career paths in areas like coaching and officiating.
2) The work immersion greatly improved students' technical knowledge and skills applicable to their future careers. It focused on hands-on training activities suitable to students' profiles.
3) Students felt the work immersion had a significant positive impact on their lives and career choices by providing additional skills and making them more certain of career paths in sports.
Normative study on motor fitness test for university boysAlexander Decker
This study aimed to develop a standardized motor fitness test battery for university boys in India. The researchers selected 4 test items - Illinois agility test, push-ups, standing broad jump, and 12-minute run/walk - to measure agility, strength, explosive strength, and cardiovascular endurance. The tests showed high reliability. Percentile norms were constructed based on scores from 258 university boys. The norms can be used as criteria to identify and select physically talented students at the university level in India.
This article examines the impact of plyometric training on physical fitness variables among ball badminton players. 30 male ball badminton players between 18-25 years of age were randomly assigned to an experimental or control group. The experimental group underwent 6 weeks of plyometric training while the control group received no training. Testing was conducted before and after the training period to assess muscular endurance and speed. Statistical analysis found significant improvements in muscular endurance and speed for the experimental group compared to the control group, supporting the hypothesis that plyometric training positively impacts physical fitness variables important for ball badminton performance.
The document outlines the 5 stages of the International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) competition organized by HBCSE, including the national and international exams, selection camps, and training programs. Topics covered include eligibility at each stage, exam format and scoring, selection of teams to represent India at the international competition, and how Resonance can help with preparation.
The document outlines the Physical Fitness Test protocol used in Philippine schools. It was developed to assess students' physical fitness levels based on health-related and skill-related components. The test consists of various stations that measure attributes like body composition, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, speed, power, agility, reaction time, coordination, and balance. Schools administer the test to students in grades 4-10 at the beginning and end of each school year to track fitness levels and inform physical activity planning.
Vern Nicholas proposes an innovation called I Am International Athlete (IAIA) to improve athletic ability and fitness understanding for students at the American School Foundation in Mexico City. The program integrates technology, dynamic warmups, speed and agility drills, and fitness testing into physical education classes from K-12. Students would use Nike+ watches to track performance metrics. Teachers would collect standardized test results in areas like running, jumping, and strength. This data would be compiled and allow students to monitor their own progress, as well as compare results internationally online. The goals are to motivate students through personalized goals, technology, and competition, and to maximize their athletic potential.
UGC NET-JRF June 2013 Results in Detail ReportRaghu Ram Alla
The document is a report by Team QuickNET on the results of the June 2013 UGC NET/JRF examination. It provides detailed subject-wise, center-wise, state-wise and cross-tabulated results including the total number of candidates who qualified for JRF and Lectureship in various subjects across states, centers and subjects. The top three sections summarize the all-India subject-wise results, center-wise results and state-wise results with the total number of qualifiers for each entry.
UGC NET JRF June 2013 Results In Detail ReportRaghu Ram Alla
The document is a report by Team QuickNET on the UGC NET/JRF June 2013 exam results. It provides detailed subject-wise, center-wise, state-wise, and cross-tabulated results including the number of candidates who qualified for JRF and Lectureship (LS) and total qualified candidates for 74 subjects across 79 universities/centers in 32 states/UTs. The top 3-5 performing subjects/centers/states are also listed at the end of each section.
Dr. Yasmeen khan is an Associate Professor at the Govt. Degree College for Women in Anantnag, Kashmir, India. She received her PhD in Foods and Nutrition from the University of Kashmir in 2008. Her areas of specialization include foods and nutrition, human development, early childhood care and education, and counseling and family therapy. She has over 20 years of experience in teaching at the university and college level in Kashmir and has guided many research projects and theses. She is involved in several academic and community activities focused on nutrition, health, and women's empowerment.
The document summarizes the fourth annual UT Austin President's Student Employee of the Year Award competition. 53 students were nominated by their supervisors for their outstanding work and contributions to the university. Lauren Fedele from Facilities Services, Campus Environmental Center was selected as the winner, while Shereen Ahmad, David Giang, Navit Jaimes, James Pinotti, Karen Sanchez, Marc Segal, Coleman Tharpe, David Toro, Stormie Wilfong, and Xiaomin Xue were named finalists. The document lists all 53 nominees and the departments they work for.
The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, campus buzzed with excitement on the eighth day, i.e. June 28th, 2016, of Phase I of its 4th consecutive Orientation Program - ‘Monsoon Management Magic - M3’.
This document provides information about Shri Sadguru Gangageer Maharaj Science, Gautam Arts & Sanjivani Commerce College in Kopargaon, Ahmednagar. It outlines the vision, mission, and objectives of the college which are to provide higher education opportunities primarily to lower classes through policies like "education at their doors" and to develop well-rounded graduates. The document then provides details about the undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered, student enrollment figures, results over the years, faculty members and their qualifications, and participation in academic activities like syllabus restructuring.
This document summarizes the activities and achievements of the Food Science Nutrition Department at Dr. BMN College of Home Science in Mumbai, India. It provides details on faculty members, courses offered, university merit rankers, college vice presidents from the department, best students, innovative teaching techniques used, entrepreneurship activities, networking with industries, seminars and conferences organized, and notable alumni of the department. The department has been successfully training students in food science and nutrition since 1990 and its graduates have achieved high ranks and pursued careers in India and abroad.
“Development of Basic Skills in Swimming Sports Training At Grassroot Level t...IOSR Journals
Abstract: The management and planning of sports training at grass root level is an executive function, which is
concerned with carrying out of the broad policies laid down for the training of upcoming youngsters. Such
training is an urgent need, which involves working on different training models and methods and, at the same
time, testing their efficiency and communicating it to concerned sport persons. In today’s competitive world, it is
necessary that a continuous search be carried out to tap hidden talent at early age. In this regard, appropriate
methods of training must be used to develop budding sportsmen. In the last decade of this century, we have
witnessed the significant impact of communication media in almost all branches of human life and sports are no
exception. In the good old days, basic skills of any game and swimming, in particular, was a matter concerning
only swimmers and their respective coaches? Frankly speaking, it was all subjective, although some exceptions
may be cited. At present, we have audio-visual aids that attract beginners, keen in the developing the basic skills
of the sport.
Fuzzy Association Rule Mining based Model to Predict Students’ Performance IJECEIAES
The major intention of higher education institutions is to supply quality education to its students. One approach to get maximum level of quality in higher education system is by discovering knowledge for prediction regarding the internal assessment and end semester examination. The projected work intends to approach this objective by taking the advantage of fuzzy inference technique to classify student scores data according to the level of their performance. In this paper, student’s performance is evaluated using fuzzy association rule mining that describes Prediction of performance of the students at the end of the semester, on the basis of previous database like Attendance, Midsem Marks, Previous semester marks and Previous Academic Records were collected from the student’s previous database, to identify those students which needed individual attention to decrease fail ration and taking suitable action for the next semester examination.
Influencing factors upon the reliability of physical proficiency testIOSR Journals
Abstract: The investigator has been selected (i) warm-up, (ii) motivation, and (iii) time of the day for physical
performance as influencing factors of the reliability of physical proficiency test of (i) 30 feet shuttle-run, (ii)
standing broad-jump, (iii) sit-ups for one minute. Eighty students of Bachelor Degree who are opted Physical
Education, Health education and Sports subjects from different colleges affiliated to Manipur University were
selected for this investigation. The Selection of the subjects was done purely on the basis of the specific purpose
of the study and had certain level of physical proficiency so that all the subjects could perform all the variable
test items of the study. After systematically analysed the data of the study it was found that the selected
influencing measurement factors has been affected the reliability of the selected physical proficiency test.
Keywords: Proficiency, reliability, warm-up, motivation, 30 feet shuttle-run, standing broad-jump, and sit-ups
for one minute.
This document discusses ways to enhance uniformity and quality in education. It proposes appointing higher qualified teaching staff, introducing optional subjects up to 10th grade covering various fields, establishing new specialized degree programs, forming an independent examination body to set and assess exams within a week of completion, studying subjects for one month each with a weekly holiday in between, and holding annual elections in colleges based on academics, social work, and ideas. The goals are to provide deeper subject knowledge, improve learning outcomes, and help address issues like unemployment.
Mini project report ON STUDENTS SATISFACTION WITH ADMINISTRATION /STAFF8437812912
The document summarizes a student satisfaction survey conducted at Rayat and Bahra Institute of Management. It analyzes student satisfaction based on gender, department, and semester. The key findings are:
1) Male students reported higher satisfaction than female students.
2) Students from the RBIEBT department reported the highest satisfaction compared to other departments.
3) Eighth semester students reported the highest satisfaction compared to students from other semesters.
Comparative Study on Selected Physical Fitness Components among the Physical ...IOSR Journals
This document summarizes a study that compared selected physical fitness components among physical education students from three universities in West Bengal, India. The study found:
1) There was a significant difference in agility and cardiovascular endurance between the universities, with students from Visva Bharati University scoring significantly better in agility than the other two universities.
2) While there were mean differences in explosive power between the groups, the differences were not statistically significant, indicating no significant differences between universities.
3) In conclusion, physical education students significantly differed in agility and cardiovascular endurance based on university, but did not significantly differ in explosive power.
Analysis of the physical fitness of the physical education professional stude...Sports Journal
The purpose of this study was to compare the selected physical fitness variables of the Physical
Education Professional students participated in the different competition levels. To achieve the purpose,
eighty three male physical education students studying B.P.Ed. Courses at Alvas B.P.Ed. Moddigere and
General Kariyappa B.P.Ed. College Shimogga during 2015 with age ranging 18-25 were selected at
random. They had their credit in participating Intercollegiate, South Zone and All India competitions.
The physical fitness variables selected for the study were the Shoulder Strength (Pull ups in nos.);
Abdominal Strength (Sit ups in nos.); Agility (Shuttle Run in secs.); Speed (50 meters dash in secs.);
Explosive Power (Standing Broad Jump in meters) and Cardiovascular Endurance (600 Meters Run/Walk
in minutes). One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to find out the significant difference
among different disciplines. Further the Scheffe’s Post Hoc test was used to find the significant
difference in paired mean scores. It was concluded that there was a significant difference in the Pull Ups,
Sit Ups and Speed of the Physical Education Professional students participated in the different
competition levels. A better understanding of these relationships will help to understand the power and
endurance and also help to plan sport specific strength training at South Zone, All India and National
level athletes.
Levels of Facility Availability and Suitability for Teaching and Research in ...iosrjce
This study examined the availability and suitability of facilities for the undergraduate physical education program at the University of Nigeria Nsukka. The study found that facilities availability ranged from 45-90%, with some like soccer fields and volleyball courts being highly available, while others like exercise labs were only slightly available. It also found that while many facilities were highly or averagely available, they were generally only rated as averagely suitable. The study recommends that the university procure and install adequate, current and suitable facilities to better support teaching, learning, research and skill development in physical education.
Perceptions of Senior High School Sports Track Students toward their Work Imm...Celso Alcantara
The document summarizes a study that analyzed senior high school sports track students' perceptions of their work immersion program at Zambales National High School in the Philippines. The study found that:
1) Students perceived the work immersion as very effective in developing skills relevant to their chosen sports and career paths in areas like coaching and officiating.
2) The work immersion greatly improved students' technical knowledge and skills applicable to their future careers. It focused on hands-on training activities suitable to students' profiles.
3) Students felt the work immersion had a significant positive impact on their lives and career choices by providing additional skills and making them more certain of career paths in sports.
Normative study on motor fitness test for university boysAlexander Decker
This study aimed to develop a standardized motor fitness test battery for university boys in India. The researchers selected 4 test items - Illinois agility test, push-ups, standing broad jump, and 12-minute run/walk - to measure agility, strength, explosive strength, and cardiovascular endurance. The tests showed high reliability. Percentile norms were constructed based on scores from 258 university boys. The norms can be used as criteria to identify and select physically talented students at the university level in India.
This article examines the impact of plyometric training on physical fitness variables among ball badminton players. 30 male ball badminton players between 18-25 years of age were randomly assigned to an experimental or control group. The experimental group underwent 6 weeks of plyometric training while the control group received no training. Testing was conducted before and after the training period to assess muscular endurance and speed. Statistical analysis found significant improvements in muscular endurance and speed for the experimental group compared to the control group, supporting the hypothesis that plyometric training positively impacts physical fitness variables important for ball badminton performance.
The document outlines the 5 stages of the International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) competition organized by HBCSE, including the national and international exams, selection camps, and training programs. Topics covered include eligibility at each stage, exam format and scoring, selection of teams to represent India at the international competition, and how Resonance can help with preparation.
The document outlines the Physical Fitness Test protocol used in Philippine schools. It was developed to assess students' physical fitness levels based on health-related and skill-related components. The test consists of various stations that measure attributes like body composition, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, speed, power, agility, reaction time, coordination, and balance. Schools administer the test to students in grades 4-10 at the beginning and end of each school year to track fitness levels and inform physical activity planning.
Vern Nicholas proposes an innovation called I Am International Athlete (IAIA) to improve athletic ability and fitness understanding for students at the American School Foundation in Mexico City. The program integrates technology, dynamic warmups, speed and agility drills, and fitness testing into physical education classes from K-12. Students would use Nike+ watches to track performance metrics. Teachers would collect standardized test results in areas like running, jumping, and strength. This data would be compiled and allow students to monitor their own progress, as well as compare results internationally online. The goals are to motivate students through personalized goals, technology, and competition, and to maximize their athletic potential.
The effect of eight weeks resistance training on the fitness variables of uni...Sports Journal
A total of thirty female (N=30) university level male Badminton players ranging between 18-28 years of
age were taken as subjects for the purpose of the study. The subjects were randomly selected and training
was conducted at ACS College, Jamner. The subjects were further divided into two groups i.e. Group -A
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Abstract—Many students strive to attain excellence in
sport. However, talent identification and development
programs need uniformly accepted theoretical framework to
guide current practices. Find the talent in pre-adolescents,
more specific with students of social welfare schools. These
norms can be used to grade the students based on physical
fitness parameters. The constructed physical fitness norms
for “Social Welfare schools in Andhra Pradesh” for sports
talent identification and fitness development programmes.
Researcher has conducted a battery tests for 339 students
from 6th class to 10th class girl students of Social welfare
Schools of Andhra Pradesh who attended the summer camp
representing schools from urban and semi urban areas of
Andhra Pradesh. Selected physical fitness variables i.e.
Speed, strength, agility, flexibility. Test items were taken
from AAPHER youth fitness battery. Mean, standard
deviation and percentile were computed by using, “R-
Program”. The data indicates that the mean value 50mts run
of the 9th class students was best i.e. 9.12 seconds. The result
of the Bend & reach test indicates that the mean flexibility of
10th class students was recorded as highest followed by 8th
class. Medicine ball put indicates that the improvement of
performance among the classes was gradually progressive
from lower class to higher class. Standing broad jump results
indicate that there was positive increase in performance from
lower class to higher class except the students of 10th
standard. In the 6x10mts shuttle run, the data indicates that
there was a gradual improvement of performance from 6th to
9th class. The performance of 10 students was less than the
9th students. The vertical jump results indicated that there
was only a small improvement in the performance from 6th
and 7th class students and the increment was gradually
positive from 7th to 9th class and there was a decrease in
performance in case of 10th class students. The percentiles
were computed to provide a 10 point scale for each of the
variable for each of the class i.e. 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th
classes.
Index Terms—physical fitness norms, social welfare,
talent identification, medicine ball put.
Manuscript revised July 30, 2020 and published on August 10, 2020
S. Dileep Kumar, University College of Physical Education and Sports
Sciences, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Prof. Y. Kishore, University College of Physical Education and Sports
Sciences, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Dr. K. Sivananda, Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Ananthapuramu,
Andhra Pradesh, India.
I. INTRODUCTION
Talent is “an individual’s potential for success in a
domain”. Talent identification and development processes
are important components of many sports and games. Talent
is difficult to define and its identification may rely on
intuitive judgments. Many students strive to attain excellence
in sport. However, talent identification and development
programs need uniformly accepted theoretical framework to
guide current practices. Further, there is a need to develop
programs to grade the students on the basis of their physical
fitness.
This study helps to find the talent in pre-adolescents, more
specific with students of social welfare schools. Further,
these norms can be used to grade the students based on
physical fitness parameters.
II. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The purpose of the study was to construct physical fitness
norms for “Social Welfare schools in Andhra Pradesh” for
sports talent identification and fitness development
programmes.
A. Delimitations
The study was delimited in the following aspects.
➢ Only the girl students of classes 6th to 10th
were taken
as subjects.
➢ The study was conducted only for the students of
social welfare schools in Andhra Pradesh.
➢ The study was confined to develop physical fitness
norms.
B. Limitations
The study was limited in the following aspects.
➢ The parental back ground and socio-economic status
of the subjects were not considered for this study.
➢ The factors like food habits, weather conditions, diet,
life style and family back ground were beyond the
control of the investigator.
C. Objective of the study
The objective of the study was Construction of physical
fitness norms for girl students of social welfare schools in
Andhra Pradesh.
D. Significance of the study
This study helps the physical education teachers of social
welfare schools to assess the physical fitness level of the
students. Further, it helps the physical education teacher to
encourage the physically fit students to participate in
Construction of Physical Fitness Norms for Girl Students
of Social Welfare Schools in Andhra Pradesh- A Pilot
Study
Dileep Kumar Songa, Prof Y. Kishore and DrK. Sivananda
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competitive sports. Talented students can be identified
through these norms. Conduct of tests based on these
batteries gives opportunity for the students to know their
fitness levels and motivate them to improve their fitness
levels.
III. METHODOLOGY
Researcher has conducted a battery tests for 339 students.
Testers and the students were oriented before the conduct of
tests.
A. Selection of subjects:
In the present study, the researcher has chosen 6th
class to
10th
class girl students of Social welfare Schools of Andhra
Pradesh who attended the summer camp representing schools
from urban and semi urban areas of Andhra Pradesh.
B. Selection of variables
The following test items were chosen to test the physical
fitness variables i.e. Speed, strength, agility, flexibility. Test
items were taken from AAPHER youth fitness battery.
S.No. Physical Fitness test Units
1 50mts run Time (sec)
2 Bend & Reach Centimeters (cm)
3 M Ball Throw Centimeters (cm)
4 Standing Broad Jump Centimeters (cm)
5 6x10 shuttle run Time (sec)
6 Vertical Jump Centimeters (cm)
C. Collection of Data
Researcher has conducted the tests with the assistance of
physical education teachers and coaches. Researcher had
given orientation to the testers to conduct the tests. Standard
equipment was used to conduct the tests. The necessary
formats to record the data were provided to the testers.
Tester’s reliability was established by conducting test re test
method.
D. Instrument reliability
The equipment used was Stopwatches, Steel tapes, 1 kg
medicine ball, marking cones and stool. All the equipment
used was standard equipment.
E. Statistical procedure:
The raw data was collected by conducting the following
tests i.e. 50mts run, bend and reach test, medicine ball put,
standing broad jump, 6x10 shuttle run and vertical jump. The
data was pooled separately for each class i.e.6th
, 7th
, 8th, 9th
and 10th
class.
Mean, standard deviation and percentile were computed by
using, “R- Program”.
IV. ANALYSIS OF THE DATA AND RESULT OF THE
STUDY
The following tables and graphs explain the data.
Table-1: Result Of 50mts Run
Class Variable n mean sd min max
6th 50mts (in sec) 71 9.89 0.79 8.04 11.97
7th 50mts (in sec) 78 9.83 9.73 8.05 12.75
8th 50mts (in sec) 82 9.42 9.32 8.01 11.88
9th 50mts (in sec) 91 9.12 9.02 7.05 11.29
10th 50mts (in sec) 17 9.33 9.22 8.01 11.68
Fig. 1. 50mts Run - Average of 6th
to 10th
class girl
students.
Table 2: Norms For 50mts Run Of All Classes
Mar
ks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class 10th class
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
10 8.04 - 8.43 8.05 - 8.52 8.01 - 8.40 7.05 - 7.47 8.01 - 8.38
9 8.44 - 8.83 8.53 - 8.99 8.41 - 8.78 7.48 - 7.90 8.39 - 8.74
8 8.84 - 9.22 9.00 - 9.46 8.79 - 9.17 7.91 - 8.32 8.75 - 9.11
7 9.23 - 9.61 9.47 - 9.93 9.18 - 9.56 8.33 - 8.75 9.12 - 9.48
6
9.62 -
10.01
9.94 -
10.40
9.57 - 9.95 8.76 - 9.17 9.49 - 9.85
5
10.02 -
10.40
10.41 -
10.87
9.96 -
10.33
9.18 - 9.59
9.86 -
10.21
4
10.41 -
10.79
10.88 -
11.34
10.34 -
10.72
9.60 -
10.02
10.22 -
10.58
3
10.80 -
11.18
11.35 -
11.81
10.73 -
11.11
10.03 -
10.44
10.59 -
10.95
2
11.19 -
11.58
11.82 -
12.28
11.12 -
11.49
10.45 -
10.87
10.96 -
11.31
1
11.59 -
11.97
12.29 -
12.75
11.50 -
11.88
10.88 -
11.29
11.32 -
11.68
Table-3: Result of Bend & Reach
Class Variable n mean sd min max
6th Bend & Reach(cms) 71 4.775 3.59 0 14
7th Bend & Reach(cms) 78 5.35 3.82 0 14
8th Bend & Reach(cms) 82 7.549 4.48 0 18
9th Bend & Reach(cms) 91 7.286 4.15 0 18
10th Bend & Reach(cms) 17 8.059 3.85 1 16
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Fig. 2.Bend & Reach - Average of 6th
to 10th
class girl
students.
Table-4: Norms for Bend and Reach
Marks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class
10th
class
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
10 13-14 13-14 17-18 18 - 16.2 16 - 14.5
9 12 12 15-16
16.2 -
14.4
14.5 - 13
8 10-11 10-11 13-14
14.4 -
12.6
13 - 11.5
7 9 9 11-12
12.6 -
10.8
11.5 - 10
6 8 8 10 10.8 - 9 10 - 8.5
5 6-7 6-7 8-9 9 - 7.2 8.5 - 7
4 5 5 6-7 7.2 - 5.4 7 - 5.5
3 3-4 3-4 4-5 5.4 - 3.6 5.5 - 4
2 2 2 2-3 3.6 - 1.8 4 - 2.5
1 1 1 1 1.8 - 0 2.5 - 1
Table-5: Result of Medicine Ball Put
Class Variable n mean sd min max
6th Medicine Ball put(cms) 71 281.5 57.18 105 435
7th Medicine Ball put(cms) 78 337.1 72.43 210 575
8th Medicine Ball put(cms) 82 376.2 67.45 222 535
9th Medicine Ball put(cms) 91 403.5 68.26 226 564
10th Medicine Ball put(cms) 17 438.8 60.3 326 580
Fig. 3. Medicine ball put - Average of 6th
to 10th
class
girl students.
Table-6: Norms for Medicine Ball Put
Marks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class 10th class
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
10 402-435 539-575 504-535 530-564 555-580
9 369-401 502-538 472-503 497-531 530-554
8 336-368 466-502 441-471 463-496 504-529
7 303-335 429-465 410-440 429-462 478-503
6 270-302 393-428 379-409 395-428 453-477
5 237-269 356-392 347-378 361-395 428-452
4 204-236 320-355 316-346 327-360 402-427
3 171-203 283-319 285-315 294-326 377-401
2 138-170 247-282 253-284 260-293 351-376
1 105-137 210-246 222-252 226-259 326-350
Table-7: Result of Standing Broad Jump
Class Variable n mean sd min max
6th Standing Broad jump(cms) 71 141.4 19.78 105 185
7th Standing Broad jump(cms) 78 147.8 24.25 100 220
8th Standing Broad jump(cms) 82 154.8 20.98 100 200
9th Standing Broad jump(cms) 91 160.3 20.29 115 210
10th Standing Broad jump(cms) 17 157.4 24.27 100 195
Fig. 4. Standing Broad Jump - Average of 6th
to 10th
class girl students.
Table-8: Norms for Standing Broad Jump
Mar
ks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class 10th class
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
10 178-185 209-220 191-200 202-210 186-195
9 169-177 197-208 181-190 192-201 177-185
8 161-168 185-196 171-180 183-191 167-176
7 153-160 173-184 161-170 173-182 158-166
6 145-152 161-172 151-160 164-172 148-157
5 137-144 149-160 141-150 154-163 139-147
4 129-136 137-148 131-140 145-153 129-138
3 121-128 125-136 121-130 135-144 120-128
2 113-120 113-124 111-120 126-134 111-119
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1 105-112 100-112 100-110 115-125 100-110
Table-9: 6 X 10 Shuttle Run
Class Variable n mean sd min max
6th Shuttle run(in sec) 71 20.09 20.04 17.88 23.72
7th Shuttle run(in sec) 78 19.79 19.74 17.78 22.77
8th Shuttle run(in sec) 82 19.48 19.43 17.28 22.96
9th Shuttle run(in sec) 91 19.09 19.04 16.94 24.5
10th Shuttle run(in sec) 17 19.50 19.46 17.6 22.41
Fig. 5. Shuttle Run - Average of 6th
to 10th
class girls
students.
Fig. 6. Vertical Jump - Average of 6th
to 10th
class girls
students.
Table-10: Norms For 6x10mts Shuttle Run
Mar
ks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class 10th class
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
Time in
sec
10
17.88 -
18.46
17.78 -
18.28
17.28 -
17.85
16.94 -
17.70
17.6 -
18.08
9
18.47 -
19.05
18.29 -
18.78
17.86 -
18.42
17.71 -
18.45
18.09 -
18.56
8
19.06 -
19.63
18.79 -
19.28
18.43 -
18.98
18.46 -
19.21
18.57 -
19.04
7
19.64 -
20.22
19.29 -
19.78
18.99 -
19.55
19.22 -
19.96
19.05 -
19.52
6
20.23 -
20.80
19.79 -
20.27
19.56 -
20.12
19.97 -
20.72
19.53 -
20.01
5
20.81 -
21.38
20.28 -
20.77
20.13 -
20.69
20.73 -
21.48
20.02 -
20.49
4
21.39 -
21.97
20.78 -
21.27
20.70 -
21.26
21.49 -
22.23
20.50 -
20.97
3
21.98 -
22.55
21.28 -
21.77
21.27 -
21.82
22.24 -
22.99
20.98 -
21.45
2
22.56 -
23.14
21.78 -
22.27
21.83 -
22.39
23.00 -
23.74
21.46 -
21.93
1
23.15 -
23.72
22.28 -
22.77
22.40 -
22.96
23.75 -
24.5
21.94 -
22.41
Table-11: Result of Vertical Jump
Class Variable n Mean sd min max
6th Vertical jump(cms) 71 21.61 5.3 2 33
7th Vertical jump(cms) 78 21.78 5.12 11 35
8th Vertical jump(cms) 82 23.35 5.7 10 40
9th Vertical jump(cms) 91 25.02 4.76 13 41
10th Vertical jump(cms) 17 24.82 7.5 12 45
Table-12: Norms for Vertical Jump
Mar
ks
6th Class 7th Class 8th class 9th class 10th class
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
Distance
in cm
10 30- 33 32.7- 35 38-40 38.3 - 41.0 41.8 - 45.0
9 26.9 - 29.9 30.3 - 32.6 35-37 35.5 - 38.2 38.5 - 41.7
8 23.8 - 26.8 27.9 - 30.2 32-34 32.7 - 35.4 35.2 - 38.4
7 20.7 - 23.7 25.5 - 27.8 29-31 29.9 - 32.6 31.9 - 35.1
6 17.6 - 20.6 23.1 - 25.4 26-28 27.1 - 29.8 28.6 - 31.8
5 14.5 - 17.5 20.7 - 23 23-25 24.3 - 27.0 25.3 - 28.5
4 11.4 - 14.4 18.3 - 20.6 20-22 21.5 - 24.2 22.0 - 25.2
3 8.3 - 11.3 15.9 - 18.2 17-19 18.7 - 21.4 18.7- 21.9
2 5.2 - 8.2 13.5 - 15.8 14- 16 15.9 - 18.6 15.4 - 18.6
1 2 - 5.1 11 -13.4 10-13 13 - 15.8 12 - 15.3
V. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS
Literature indicates that the physical fitness level depends
on lifestyle, food habits, culture, heredity and geographical
conditions and other factors. Sports Authority of India has
developed physical fitness norms to identify the sports talent.
But when they are used for the normal students, very few
students are reaching the norms and the remaining students
are getting disappointed. For classification of general
students, these norms are not conducive. Hence an attempt
was made to conduct study on social welfare school students.
The data indicates that the mean value 50mts run of the 9th
class student’s was best i.e. 9.12 seconds. The result of the
Bend & reach test indicates that the mean flexibility of 10th
class students was recorded as highest followed by 8th
class.
The explosive strength of arms tested through medicine ball
put indicates that the improvement of performance among the
classes was gradually progressive from lower class to higher
class. Standing broad jump results indicate that there was
gradual variation with a positive increase in performance
from lower class to higher class except the students of 10th
standard.
In the 6x10mts shuttle run, the data indicates that there was
a gradual improvement of performance from 6th
to 9th
class.
The performance of 10 students was less than the 9th
students.
The explosive strength of legs was measured with vertical
jump and the result indicated that there was only a small
improvement in the performance from 6th
and 7th
class
students and the increment was gradually positive from 7th
to
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9th
class and there was a decrease in performance in case of
10th
class students.The percentiles were computed to provide
a 10 point scale for each of the variable for each of the class
i.e. 6th
, 7th
, 8th
, 9thand 10th
classes.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Yes, Researcher done study with interest only. Last three
years Andhra Pradesh government was conducted sports
school admission entrance test. Through physical fitness
selected students will join the sports schools. Sports
Authority of India constructed some norms for selection
purpose. Last three years no one can reach the norms. So I
interested to know the present physical fitness level of
Andhra Pradesh Children.
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AUTHORS PROFILE
Dileep Kumar Songa received his M.P.Ed in
University College of Physical Education & Sports
sciences, Acharya Nagarjuna University& Master
of Sciences (Sports Technology and Health
Sciences) from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological
University, Kakinadaand he is presently pursuing
Ph.D in the College of Physical Education and
Sports Sciences. Has 4 years of experience in the
field of Physical Education and Sports Sciences.
Prof. Y. Kishore (Rtd.) received his M.P.Ed in
Bangalore University and he has awarded his
Ph.D. in Bangalore University, Later on appointed
has Asst. Prof., Associate Prof., Professor and
Dean Faculty of Physical Education, Yoga &
Sports Sciences, EC Member and Registrar of
Acharya Nagarjuna University.Has a 30 Years of
Experience in the field of Physical Education and
Sports Sciences.
Dr. K. Sivananda received M.P.Ed and Ph.D. in
Department of Physical Education and Sports
Sciences, Sri Krishnadevaraya
University.Working as Assistant Professor
University College of Education, Sri
Krishnadevaraya University.Has 5 years of
experience in the field of Physical Education.