Author(s): Dr. G Balasundar, S Mohan and C Selvakannan

Abstract:
Training allows the body to gradually build up strength and endurance, improve skill levels and build motivation, ambition and confidence. Training also allows athletes to gain more knowledge of their sport as well as enabling them to learn about the importance of having a healthy mind and body. Nowadays, sports training is based on: technical training, tactical training, physical training, psychological training, artistic training and biological training for competition. The technique of a sports branch includes all the motor actions ideally executed from the point of view of their efficiency. The main purpose of this research was to find the relationship of overall kho kho performance with the coordinative abilities of South Zone men kho kho players. The subjects were selected for this study in consideration of their age; and the level of participation and history were also taken into consideration. The scope of this study encompasses the following aspects: rhythmic ability, reaction ability, balance ability, orientation ability, differentiation ability and speed. For achieving the aim of the present research, ninety men kho kho players of the South Zone were selected through the non-probability sampling approach. Descriptive statistics was used to assess their characteristics and multiple correlations were used to establish the relationship between them at P<0.05 & P<0.01 level of significant. The Kolmogorov- Smirnov tests were used to check the normality of data at P<0.05 level of significant.

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