COMPARATIVE STUDY OF UPPER ARM LENGTH OF LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS AT DIFFERENT LEVEL OF COMPETITION
Keywords:
upper arm length, Long Distance runners, Cardio respiratory enduranceAbstract
The main purpose of the present study was to investigate anthropometrical variations among the all India intervarsity, national and state level long distance runners. The study consisted of 227 All India Intervarsity, 131 National and 42 State Long Distance Runners from different levels of competition. The age group ranged from 18 to25 years. Measurements included the upper arm length of all athletes. For measuring the upper arm length. The measuring tape were used. It was found that there is a significant difference between the mean upper arm length of all India intervarsity and national and also between national and state level long distance runners. Where as there is a no difference exists between all India intervarsity and state level long distance runners
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