A comparative study of coordinative abilities between high level and low level female players

Abstract

The present study has been designed to investigate the coordinative abilities between high level (state and inter collegiate position holder, inter university and national participation level) and low level (Inter collegiate and state participants) female players. For accomplish the study total 60 female players (30 high level players and 30 low level players were selected through random sampling as subjects of this study. All the samples were selected from various colleges/Clubs of Haryana State, who participated in different teams of Haryana state and universities (football and basketball). The age of the sample were ranged from 18 to 25. In the study only three coordinative ability variables such as agility, balancing ability and rhythmic ability are taken into account. For measuring the agility zig-zag running test, for measuring the balancing ability beam walk test and for measuring rhythmic ability rhythmic ability test was used. To accomplish the study SPSS version 20 was used to apply all statistical terms and t test was applied to compare the results. The level of significance was set at 0.05. No significant difference was observed in agility ability and Rhythmic ability between high level and low level female players. A significant difference was observed in balancing ability between high level and low level female players.