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Physiological parameters as batting performance predictors among elite female softball players

Mandeep SinghKanwar Mandeep Singh DhillonParminder Singh

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Background and study aim: This study aimed to investigate the relationship of physiological parameters with batting performance among female softball players. Material and Methods: The participants for this study were 150 female softball players from the various states and universities of India. The vital capacity of the players was assessed with the help of the computerized spirometer. Cooper’s 12-minute run/walk test was used to measure the female softball players' aerobic fitness (VO2max). Speed was measured with the 50 m dash. The explosive strength of the players was determined by using the standing vertical jump. The sit and reach test was used to measure the flexibility of the players. Grip strength was determined with the help of a hand dynamometer. The batting performance of the players was assessed with the help of AAHPERD softball skill test battery. Results: The results revealed that the physiological parameters i.e. vital capacity (p

Sports Performance and TrainingSports Dynamics and BiomechanicsSports injuries and preventionDashSpirometerTest (biology)PsychologyFlexibility (engineering)Physical therapyGrip strengthAerobic capacitySimulationPhysical medicine and rehabilitation
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Relationship of physiological parameters with performance among softball players
International Journal of Academic Research and Development · 2017 · 4 citations
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