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Effect of plyometrics training on agility of M.P.ED students

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Objective: The purpose of the present study was to compare the agility of M.P.ED students. Design: Experimental study Methodology: A total 20 players were selected as sample. All the students were belongs to department of physical education, MDU, Rohtak. The age of sample were ranged from 18 to 25. To assess the Agility 4*10 meter shuttle run test was used. To compare the obtained results ‘t’ test was used as a statistical tool and the level of significance was set at 0.05. Results: We find out positive effect of Plyometrics training on agility of the M.P.ED students. Conclusion: After analysis the obtained results it was observed that mean score of post test is lower than the pre test mean score. It means there was a statistically significant difference in agility of the M.P.ED students.

Sports Performance and TrainingSports and Physical Education ResearchGenetics and Physical PerformancePlyometricsStatistical significanceTest (biology)Physical therapySignificant differencePsychologyStatistical analysisSample (material)Sample size determinationMathematics
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