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30 Professional Approach to SPorts Manaoement Dr.Sundar Rai Urs. 8331 A Study Agreeableness, Conscientiousness and Openness among Inter University and Inter 86

ColleQiate Football Piavers - DLQuadri Sved Javeed. •32 Effe,t of Socia-Economic Status on Mental Health of School Going Players- Vidhate Namdeo 89

JavWant Rao. --33¥ A Studv of Mental Health Amana Snortsmen and Non-SOortsmen - Shri.Dhonde.S.P. 9134 Effect of Isotonic and Isometric Training on Body Composition and Strength Parameters of 93

Male Basketball Plavers - Shanker Sure and DLSakoal Hoovanna.35 Comparison of Speed and Aerobic Fitness between High and Low Achievers of RDT Hockey 96

Academv Hockev Plavers -.MLG.P.Raiu and DLP.Johnson.36 Inftuence of Aqua-Aerobic Exercises & Aerobic Dances on Physical Fitness of Osmania 98

University Baseball Plavers - Sved Farooo Kamal37 A Comparative Study of Fat Assesment in Prominent Body Builders Dr. Kaukab Azeem, 101

Seemab Azeem.38 Parental Involvement During the High School Years - Mr.G.Shyam Mohan Reddy, 104

MS.RRaieswari.39 Effect of Music Durina a Maximal Treadmill Test on Colleae Students - Shukla Shivesh 10640 Effect of Plyometric ..Training on Selected Physical Fitness Variables of Volleyball Players - ,109

DrAMahaboobaian:41 Psycho-social Constraints of Indian Women Participation in Games and Sports - Dr.Nalluri 112

Srinivasa Rao.42 Comparative Study of Will to Win and Locus of Control Between High and Low Achievers of 114

Rowina - Lalit Mohan Tiwari.43 Psychological Well-Being as an Outcome of Exercise - Dr.B.Sunil Kumar, S.Chandrasherkar 117

Gaud, S.Jaaan Mohan.44 A Study on the Physical Fitness Among Table Tennis and Shuttle Badminton Players of 119

Osmania Universitv - Dr.LB.Laxmikanth Rathod.45 A Study of Introvert-Extrovert, and Self-Concept of Athletes of Hyderabad District in AP. - 121

Dr.Raiesh Kumar and Prof.PVenkat Reddv.46 A Study of Sports-Culture of the tribal Students on Tapi and Surat Districts of South Gujarat- 124

Dr.Naoin H.Gamil.47 A Study of Anxiety and Self-Concept among Junior and Senior Ball Badminton Players - 126

Dr.Shafioddin S.Shaikh.48 The Unconscious Fear of Success NVijay MohanAPailavi 128

49 Effects of Selected Asana and suryanamaskar on Selected Physiological Variables among 130Diabetic Patients - P.Ananda Kumar and P.Yoaa, Dr.RElanoovan.

50 The Role of Training in Preventing Injuries in Sports/Games: An Over View - DLM.Sharda 132Devi and Sushma P.R

51 A Comparative Study of Speed among Athletes and Hockey Players of Osmania Unlversity- 134J.Prabhakar Rao.

52 A study on the Effects of Three Resistance Trainiong Programs on the Absolute and Relative 136Endurance and Strength Prof.Syed.lbrahim, Dr.YKishore, Prof. Prasad Babu.

53 A comparative study of Achievement Motivation Among Athletes and Cricketers of Osmania 139Universitv. DLIBairam Reddv, Dr.V.Satvanaravana, Balra;.

54 A Study on the Physical Fitness amon9 Handball and Football Players in Hyderabad 141S.Surender sinoh.

55 Comparison of Competitive State Anxiety Components among Individual, Dual and Team 142Sports - Dr.Shrikrishna Patel

56 Comparative Study of Effect on Yogic and Isometric Training on Some Components of 145Physical Fitness Dr.Bimal Kumar K.Joshi, Dr.Jayendrasin9h P.Thakor. i

57 Softball Conditioning - K.Krishna. 147

58 Aerobic Endurance for Netball Players - S.Someshwar Rao. . 148

59 A Study on Speed amon9 Korfball and VOlleyball Players of Hyderabad - J.Jairaj. 149

60 Health and Wellness - MVasudev Raju, Y.E.S.Kumar, Bikash Karar, Sunil Dutl. 151

61 A Study on the Physical Fitness among Table Tennis and Lawn Tennis Players in Hyderabad 152Mohd.Ghouse,

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IAStudy.of Mental Health Among Sportsmen and'.' '. NOil-SPOrtsniEm'. ,'"

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Introduction: •. " . • . " '.. •... .• . .... '. .. .. , ". I,Mental health IS term used ta describe either a level of cognitive or emotional well-being or an

absence,ofa mental disorder. from perspectives of the discipline o/positive psychology or holism rr1entalhealth may inClude an individual's ability to enjoy life. and procure. a balance between life activities andefforts to achieve. psychological resilience. The World Health Organization defines mental health as "a 'state

. of well'being.in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the nornial stres~es .oflife, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community". It waspreviously stated that there was no one "Official" Definition of mental health. Cultural differences, subjectiveassessments, and co~peting professional theories all affect how "mental health" is defined. ' ..•.. 1. .

In the mld-19 century, William Sweeller was the first to. clearly define the term "mental'hygiene",which can be seen as the precursor 'to contemporary approaches to work on promoting positive':mentalhealth. Isaac Ray, one of thirteen founders of the American Psychiatric Association, further defined'mentalhygiene as an art to preserve the mind against incidents and influences which would inhibit or destroy itsenergy, quality or development At the beginning of the 20th century, Clifford Beers founded the NatianalCammittee for Mental Hygiene and opened the first outpatient mental health clinic in the United State. i.Mental wellbeing . '. ..' 1

Mental health can be seen asa continuum, where an individual's mental health may have manydifferent possible values. Mental wellness in generally viewed as a positive attribute, such that a person. canreach enhanced levels of mental health, even if they do not have any diagnosable mental health condition.This definition of mental health highlights emotional well-being, the capacity to live a full and creative' life,and the flexibility to deal with life's inevitable challenges. Many therapeutic systems and self-help books offermethods and philosophies espousing strategies and techniques vaunted as effective for further imprbvingthe mental wellness of otherwise healthy people. Positive psychology in increasingly praminent in m~ntalhealth. A holistic model of mental health generally includes concepts based upon anthropological,educational, psychological, religious and sociological perspectives, as well as theoretical perspectives frompersonality, social, clinical, health and developmental psychology. :

Sepideh Ramzi, Mohammad Ali Besharat (2010) The impact of hardiness on sport achievement landmental health. To examine the impact of hardiness on sport achievement and mental health in sample ofathletes, 74 students (44 males, 30 females) were included in this study. All participants compl~tedHardiness Scale (HS) and Mental Health Inventory (MHI). To measure sport achievement, athletes' coachesrated the Sport Achievement Scale (SAS). Hardiness was positively associated with sport achievement andpsychological well-being. A simple negative correlation was found between hardiness and psychologicaldistress, but the correlation was not statistically significant. Hardiness is supposed to increase levels of sportachievement and psychological well-being through feeling of commitment, control, challenge, and copingskills. . 1

Pascal M. Gygax, Pascal Wagner-Egger, Ben Parris, Roland Seiler, Clude-Alain Hauert (June 2q08)A psycholinguistic Investigation of Football Players' Mental Representation of Game Situation: DpesExpertise Count? In order to progress through a competitive sporting event, athletes need to form mentalrepresentations of the situations they encounter. In this paper, we present three experiments exploring[themental representations of football players when presented with written material describing footballg~mesituations. Experiment 1.assessed off-line processing by haVing players of different levels generate writtenfootball scripts. The results predominantly showed that players of lower expertise were less "other-oriented"and included more emotional elements in their mental. representation. Experiments 2a and 2b furtherexplored these differences. Using an on-line measure, a reading-time paradigm, we showed that (irstdivision players-mental representation more. easily included "other" and less readily inCluded emotions, Iasopposed to both national League and Fifth DIVISionlayers. Although Fifth DIVision and National League weresimilar, different cognitive processes. may underlie the construction of the players-mental representation. I

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Methodology:Aim and Objective of the study:

•.. To find out the Mental Health among Sportsmen and Non,Sportsmen

Hypothesis,:

• Sportsmen have significantly Good Mental Health than the Non-Sportsmen.hm. , 'For the present study 180 Sample were selected from Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar MarathwadaUniversity, Aur1ngabad, and Maharashtra State. "The effective sample consisted oJ 180 subjects; outof which 90 subjects were male and 90 Subjects were female. The age ranges of the subjects were18 to 25 years

ToolsC.G. Oeshpande Mental Health Test:

e.G. Deshpanqe Mental Health Test was used for measuring Mental Health. All the 50 items of thescale are prese~ted in simple and brisk style. Each of the 40 item has two answer (multiple chOice)"YES" and "NO":Thisis well known test having high reliability and validity coefficients, . .Procedures of data col/ection . .' .

. Each of the one instrument could be administered individuals as well as a small group. Whilecollecting the aata. for the study the later'approaches was adopted. The subjects Were called in asmall group of 20 t6 25 subjects and there seating arrangements was made in a classroom.' Prior to'administratioA of test, through informal talk appropriate rapport form. Following the instructions andprocedure suggested by the authorof the test. The test was administered and a field copy of testwas collected. Following the same procedure; the whole data were collected.~~~ .

Independent Variable -Group a) Spoilsmen b) Non-SportsmenResidence' a) Ruralb) Urban1. Mental HealthDependent Variable

Statistical Treatment of DataM tlH Ith fS rt dNen a ea 0 'DO smen an on-;'Do smen ean . an a ue.Group Mean S.D. N Of "tlJSportsmen 42.56 4.47 90 178 8.84** . .Non-sportsmen 37.06 3.85 90

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The reiults related to the hypothesis have been recorded. Mean of mental health SCore of the sportsmenMean is 42.56 and that of the non-sportsmen Mean is 37.06. -the difference between the two mean is highlysignificant ('I' = 8.84, df = 178, P"0.01) it is clear that sportsmen and non-sportsmen Subjects DifferSignificantly From each other from the mean scores and graph it was found that the sportsmen havesignificantly high mental health than the non-sportsmen. This Result Support the Hypothesis.Result:

• Sportsmen have significantly Good Mental Health than the Non-Sportsmen.References

Clifford Beers Clinic. (2006, OctOber30). About Clifford Beers Clinic. Retrieved June 1, 2007.

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Reaelion Tirneof Female'withrespect to nature of stimulus .and Age - Dr.Ashoke KumarBiswas,br.Sudi Sundar Das, Shika Debnath, Prof.S.BhowmickPhysical and Performance Charaeleristics of Indian Elite Volley Ball Players - DrSudipSundarDas, DrAK Biswas, Dr.Arnit Sarkar Sri T. Bhatacha a and Prof. AK.Bane(eeReen ineerin in Sorts Mana ement - A New Trend b DrKDee la and Mallika(un VEffeels ofTwo Different Fat Reduelion with Aerobic Exercise on Seleeled LipidProfile StatusAmon -Middle A ed Women - Dr R Venkatesan.A Study on the Effeel of.Flexibility Training on the Change of Performance in Agililty - DrKAbdussalam.Private G ms in Pune Ci - Toda and Tomorrow - Dr. M.R. Gaikwad.The .lmpael of Lateral Thinking Training (LTI) on the Level of Aspiration and AchievementMotivation of Physical Education Students - Dr Jayashree S. Reddy.Mr.AmareshwarReddy

Personality Traits; Emotional Intelligence and Value Orientation of International CricketerSan'a Ban ar - BhandarePrasad and Prof.Prata Sin h TiwariEffeel of Eight Week Participation in Physical Education and Conditioning Programmes onFlexi M - Mrs. V. Dee ika.Kinematic Analylsis of Block Placements and its Effeels on Stride Distance and Stride Timein S rint Starts - Dr S. J. Shabu.Analysis of Propulsive Task Related Physical Fitness in Obese and Non Obese AdolescentGirls - Minaxi M. PatelA Stud of Nutritional status of National Level Wrestlers of Maharashtra- Dr Ja ant ChaturAn Analytical Study on Psychological Factors of Football Players & Hockey Players .inTelan ana Universities b DrB.Sunil Kumar, Srinivas Nallela,The comparison of body. composition of Iranian soccer players in different playing positionsdurin com etitions season - Attarzadeh Hosseni, Soltani H. Faiahneia, Ho'ati ZCompetition in the Institution of Rural and Urban Area of Warangal District A ComparativeStud - DrMohd.Moize AhmedEffeel of Sand and Land Plyometric Training on Speed and Explosive Power AmongVolle ball Pia ers -K.Kamalakkannan' Dr Kaukab Azeem" Dr.C.Arumu am'"Indian Society and Sports culture Study of Current Trends in Sports Management inSociolo icai Pers eelive - Dr Shafioddin S.Shaikh,A Study on the Effeel of Eleven Week Conditioning and Four Week Deconditioning Programon Body Composition and Cardiorespiratory Responses of Female Students-Dr. Y. Kishoreand Prof. S ed Ibrahim.Effect of Progressive Weight Training on Selected Health Related Physical FitnessComponentsAmong Degree College Male Students in Visakhapatnam ARaghu andDrM.S am BabuPositive Self Talk. R Harinara ana RaoPersonalit Triats of Athletes and Non Athletes - Dr Shekar N. ShirsathA Study of Introvert-Extrovert, and Self-Concept of Interuniversity Badminton Players"-DrOuadri S ed Javeed.The Effect on Yoga on Quality of Life of for Chronic Lower Back Pain Patients A Study -DrLB.Laxmikanth RathodA Study of Locus of Control among Wrestlers and Non-Wrestlers"- Shri. Vidhate NamdeoJa ant RaoCom arative Stud of Ph sicai Fitness of Indoor and Outdoor Pia ers" -Sh . S.Pffeel of Plyometric and Cycle Ergometer Training on Anaerobic Ability of Basketballers -

Arvind S Sa'wan. Professor, Sat al Yadav, Vina SharmaEducation & Knowled e creates and aura of Creative in a Teacher - S ed Faroo KamalEfficacy of Intensive and Extensive Interval Training and its Cessaliono Selected SpeedParameters" Mr K Ra'asekhar and DrP,JohnsonPeriodical Assessment for Two Year of Systematic Hockey Academy Training Program onAerobic Ca acit - Mrs, V, H mavathi, Dr P, JohnsonAn academic a roach to Ph sica I Education-Sundar Ra' Urs,A com aralive stud Anxie Amon Junior and Senior Pia ers - Dr, Kal ana B, ZarikarA stud of the 'ob satisfaction and 'ob stress on seconda school h sical education

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-A Comparative Study of Physical Fitness oflndoor and OutdoorPJayers"

Shri. Dhonde S.P.Assistant professor in Physical Edu.catioh

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. Introduction:In previous years, fitness was commonly defined as the capacity to carry out the day's activitieswithout undue fatigue. However, as automation increased leisure time, changes in lifestyles following'the industrial revolution.rendered this definition-insufficient. These days, physiCal fitness is considereda .measure of the bbody's ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities, tobe healthy, to resist hypo kinetic diseases,.and to meetemergency situation.

Components of physical fitness .' • .The president's Council on physical Fitness and Sports- a study group sponsored by the Governmentof the United States - decline s to offer a simple definition of physical fitness. Accordingly, a general-purpose physical fitness program must address the following essentials: 'Cardiovascular Fitness,Flexibility Training; Strength Training, Muscular Endurance, Body Compositionetc .Specific fitness .Specific or task-oriented fitness is a person's ability to 'perform in a specific activity with a"reasonableefficiency: for example: for example, sports or military service. Specific training preparlls athletes to .Perform well in their sports.

Examples are:• 400m sprint - ina sprint the athlete must be trained to work anaerobically. throughout the

race.• Marathon - in this case 'the athlete must be trained .to work aerobically and their endurance

must be built-up to maximum.• Many fire fighers and police officers undergo regular Fitness .testing to determine .if they are

capable of the physically demanding task required of the job. I

• Members of the United Slate Army and Army National Guard must be able to P<;lSS the Armyphysical fitness Test (APFT).'

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• To find outlhe Physicai Fitness of Indoor and Outdoor Players.Hypothesis: '. J .•

• Outdoor players have significantly better physical fitness than the indoor player.s.Sample ."

For the present study 220 sample were :;elected from Dr; Babasaheb Ambedkar MarathwadUniversity, Aurangabad, and Maharashtra Sate. The effective sample consisted of 220subjects, out of "'ihich 110 subjects were .male and 110 subjects were female. The age range .1of the subjects were 18 to 25 years. .,

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Pune University Physical Fitness test was used for measuring physical FitnessProcedure of data collection' .Each of the one instruments could be administered individuals as well as a small group. Whilecollecting the data for the study the letter approaches was adopted. The subjects were called in a. small group of 20 to 25. subjects and there seating arrangements was made in a classroom. Prior toadministration of test, through informal talk appropriate rapport form. Following.the instructions andprocedure suggested by the authour of the test:T~e test was administered and a fiel.dcopy of testwas I=ollected. Following the same procedure, the whole data were collected, 'VariableIndependent Variable-Dependent Variable ,Statistical Treatment of Data

,Th.eresults related to the hypothesis haVE!been recorded. Mean of physical fitness score of the indoor.' Mean' IS,48.69 and that of the outdoor Mean is 58.49. The difference between the two mean is highlysignificant ('1'=11.69; dif=11'8,p<0.001) it is clear that indoor and outdoor Subjects differ SignificantlyFrom each other from the mean scores and graph it was found that the outdoor have significan\lygood physical fitness than the indoor. ThiS Result supports the Hypothesis. ' .. ~esults: .... , .' {'

• Outdoor have significantly better physical fitness than the indoor.

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