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Cross-sectional comparisons of Physical fitness between the girls of government and private schools

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The purpose of the study was to assess the differences of physical fitness between girls of private and government schools of Amritsar district of Punjab. The sample included 381 purposively selected girls of various private and government schools. The tests were taken on some selected variables viz. speed, agility, coordination, balance, reaction time, handgrip strength, endurance, explosive power, flexibility, % body fat. The data was analyzed using Student’s independent t-test. The study found that government school girls performed better on the variable reaction time, handgrip strength and endurance whereas private school girls showed less % body fat than their counterparts. Meanwhile, no differences were seen on the variable speed, agility, coordination, balance, explosive power and flexibility.

Sports and Physical Education ResearchPhysical Education and Training StudiesPrivate schoolGovernment (linguistics)Flexibility (engineering)Explosive strengthBalance (ability)Physical fitnessTest (biology)Cross-sectional studyPsychologyPhysical therapy
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