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Download Journal Publisher: International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in sports (ISSN 2231-3265 On-line and Indian Federation of Computer Science in sports Print) Journal published Quarterly for the months of March, June, September and December. IJHPECSS is refereed www.ijhpecss.org and www.ifcss.in Journal. under the auspices of Published by the Indian Federation of Computer Science in Sports International Association of Computer Science in sports Email:[email protected] Editorial Board International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in Sports is multidisciplinary peer Editors reviewed journal, mainly publishes original research articles on Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in Sports, including applied papers on sports Prof.Syed Ibrahim, Saudi Arabia sciences and sports engineering, computer and information, health managements, sports medicine etc. Dr.Rajesh Kumar, India The International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in sports is an open access and Prof.L.B.Laxmikanth Rathod, India print international journal devoted to the promotion of health, fitness, physical Education and computer Associate Editors: sciences involved in sports. It also provides an International forum for the communication and evaluation of data, methods and findings in health, Prof. P.Venkat Reddy, India physical education and computer science in sports. The Journal publishes original research papers and all Dr.Kaukab Azeem, Saudi Arabia manuscripts are peer review. Y.Emmanuel S. Kumar, India Upcoming Conferences and Workshops of International Association of Computer Science in sports Dr.Quadri Syed Javeed, India Pre Olympic Congress on 24 th and 25 th July 2012 at Members: Liverpool,UK Prof.G.L.Khanna, India International Workshop on Health, Physical Education and Prof. Chenlei, China Computer Science in sports at Osmania University, Hyderabad, India on 11 th and 12 th August 2012 Lila Sabbaghian Rad, Iran 9th International Symposium on Computer Science in Sports th nd Prof.C.V.Prasad Babu, India from 19 to 22 June 2013 at Istanbul, Turkey th Dr.Y.Kishore, India 10 International Symposium on Computer Science in Sports 2015 at Paris, France Dr.M.Shyam Babu, India J.Prabhakar Rao, India Dr.K.P. Manilal, India Dr.Y.S.Laxmeesha, India Dr.P.Ravi Shankar, India S.R.Prem Raj, India Bikash Karar, India Contents S.No Names of the Articles Page.No 1 Personality Traits, Need Patterns And Locus Of Control Of Karnataka And Maharastra Kabaddi 1 Players - Dr. Rajkumar Karve 2 A Comparative of Physical Fitness among Athletes 6 and Non-Athletes - Dr. Shafioddin S. Shaikh, Dr. Mrs. Nazma A. Khan 3 The study of participation and performance of Banjara Samajfrom Kalamnuri Taluka of Higher 8 Secondary School Boys Student - M.S.Rathod, Dr. Manik M. Rathod, 4 Motivation Matters Challenges in Every Individual Performances - Syed. Farooq Kamal, Shakru A 10 5 A study on the sports performance in relation to select personality factors of Sports persons 12 Dr.Sangeeta.S.Bamman, Dr.Sateeshkumar.M.Dongre , Dr.Bsalingamma S.Halemani 6 A Study On The Environmental Awareness Among Primary School Teachers On The Basis Subjects, 14 Region And Gender Of Gulbarga District - Dr. Sangeeta S. Bamman, Dr. Sateeshkumar M. Dongre 7 Medial side foot length from the horizontal axis of the ankle and Foot area while standing plantar 17 flexed as determinants in long jump performance among previously untrained school children - Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Dr. Rajasekhar Kali Venkata 8 A Comparative Study Of Physical Fitness Among Girls Hockey Players Of Sports Authority Of 20 Andhra Pradesh And Sports Authority Of India - Dr. K.Deepla , M. Gnanaprasad Reddy 9 Effect Of Green Tea And Oolong Tea Supplementation On Physiological And Psychological 23 Variables Among Obese Adult - Dr.R.Venkatesan 10 A Comparative Study On Reaction Time And Movement Time Of Time Factor Games And Non Time 28 Factor Games Among University Players Of Hyderabad - Parveen Banu , Dr.V.Satyanarayana 11 Effect Of Yogic Practices And Physical Exercises On Blood Glucose And High Density Lipoproteins 30 Among Diabetes Patients - Ms. K. Bharatha Priya Dr. R. Gopinath and Dr.S. Chidambara Raja 12 Resistance Exercise Training Programme And Its Impact On Total Cholesterol Of Women Graduates 33 -Dr. Reginold Varghese and Dr. George Abraham 13 Relationship Of Selected Anthropometri c Measurements Between Bmi And Whr In Tribals 37 Boys Of Age 6 Through 9 Years -Arvind Bahadur Singh 14 The Importance Of Physical Education In Early Stages Of School Life - Dr. Arvind Mishra 40 15 Evaluation Of Anthrpometric Characterstics, Body Compostion And Somatotyping Of Volleyball And 43 Basketball Players - Krishna.R.Yadav, Sudheer Rao.K, Dr.Sundar.Raj.Urs. 16 Effects Of Selected Yogasanas, Pranayama And Meditation On Physiological 49 Variables Of Male Students -Mr.S.Babu 17 Effect of Interval Circuit Training on Motor Fitness and Volleyball Skill Performance of Male 52 Volleyball Players -V.A. Shafeeq,Dr Abdussalam Kanniyan, Hassan M.A, Shine Singh J.P 18 Effect Of Varied Intensities Of Weight Training On SelectedSpeed And Strength Parameters - 55 Mohammed Hasam Dhupli, Nita V. Chaudhary, Rachna N. Patel 19 The Role Of Training In Preventing Injuries In Sports/Games: An Over View -Dr.M. Sarada Devi 60 M.Sushma PR 20 Comparative Assessment Of Stress And Self Concept Between Present And Passed Out College 63 Students -Dr.Gopal Chandra Saha ,Tarun Chakrabortty 21 A Comparative Study of All India Inter University Powerlifters -Desai Nareshkumar Randhirbhai 66 22 Effect Of Fartlek Training Interval Running On Cardio Respiratory Endurance Among College Men 68 Athletes -Dr. Girishkumar J Thakkar.Shri Dhobi Vishalkumar R. 23 A comparative study of Junior & Senior National female Kho-Kho players with respect to 73 Conscientious & Shy personality characteristics -Dr. Anand S. Bhatt, Dr. N.B. Gajmal 24 Effect Of Aerobic Exercises, Pranayama AndThe Combination Of Aerobic Exercises And Pranayama 76 On Selected PhysiologicalAnd Haematological VariablesAmong Men Athletes - A. Praveen Kumar, Dr. Syed Kareemulla 25 A Study On The Physical Fitness Among Volley BallAnd Basket Ball Players Of Khammam District - 80 Dr.M.Veera Naik 26 Analysis On The Effects Of Different Intensities OfBollyfit Dance Training On Total Cholesterol 83 Among Middle Aged Women. - Dr.Y. Kalyan Kumar, Dr.A.Kaleemulla , K.Sunil Kumar 27 Effect Of Resistance Training And Par Course Training On Selected Physiological Variables Among 86 College Men Students -Dr.P.Sivakumar, Jayaraman.S, 28 Comparative study on health related fitness components among Urban, Rural and Tribal area school 90 children of Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh -Dr. Korra Ramesh Babu, Dr. A Giridhar Raju, 29 Effect Of Sport Loading Programme On Anaerobic Power Among Male Sprinters - 94 K.M. Manimekalai, S. Chitra 30 Analysis On Selected Morphophysiological Parameters Of Rdt Hockey Academy Players - 97 G.P.Raju, Dr.P.Johnson, V.Hymavathi 31 What Are Similarities And Differences Between Shiatsu Massage And Reflexology - Amare Tigabu 99 32 The secret of successFeeding Habituation of Ethiopian Elite Athletes -Birhanu kontu Diyana 102 33 Analytical Study On Specific Psychomotor Skills And Psychological Factors Of Football Players & 104 Hockey Players In Telangana Universities -Dr. B. Sunil Kumar, Srinivas Nallella, S.Chandrasekhar Goud 34 Perceptions Of Faculty Towards E-Learning And Quality Higher Education: A Study- 108 D.Venu Madhav, Dr. D.Balaramulu 35 Effect of Multi-component kinetic education on static balance ability of school children - 110 Dr. Rajasekhar Kali Venkata ,Dr. Giridhar Raju Tenni36 Tennis Elbow: Lateral Epicondylitis Dr.Mohammed Yousuf Khan , Dr.M.Amjad Khan, Dr.Md.Altafuddin 113 37 Cultural Influence Of Sports On Indian Society : Unaccountability Of Bureaucracy – 115 G.Srinu,Tejavathu Kamala 38 The Effects of Aquatic Exercises on Physical Fitnessof Children with Mental Retardation - 118 Dr.Priti Pandey,Dr.Alok Kumar Pandey 39 Comparative Study on Achievement Motivation of National, State and District Level Kho-Kho 122 Players -Minaxi M. Patel 40 A Comparative Study among Individual Game Players and Team Game Players Respect to Emotional 124 Intelligence -Dr. Quadri Syed Javeed 41 A Comparative Study among Urban and Rural National Kabaddi Players Respect to Aggression and 126 Neuroticism -Dhonde Suryakant Pandurang 42 Strategic Plan For Implementing Physical Education At College Level -Roshan Kumar G 129 43 Neurosis and Sports -Vidhate Namdev Jaywant 132 44 Software Performance Testing for Large Sport Game Ticketing System -Chen Lei, Jian Wei, Yao 135 Jianwei 45 A Comparative Study of Aerobic Endurance among Boxers and Taekwondo Playersof Nalgonda 139 District -, J.Ramalaxmaiah 46 The Physical Activity And Healthy Life Style In Preventing Diseases For Modern Lifestyle – A Study - 141 M. Anja Goud, ,Dr. B. Sunil Kumar 47 Obesity : A Great Psycho Physical Problem -Sri Dayathri Ramu 143 48 Effects Of Aerobic Exercise On Selected Physiological Parameters In Patients With Type-2 Diabetes 144 Mellitus -M.Eshwara Krishnan, Dr.V.Jayanthi 49 Effect Of Corrective Mental Imagery And Error Perception On Learning Closed Motor Skills - 147 Sri M. Anja Goud, S.Chandrasekhar Goud 50 A Comparative Study Of Speed Among High Jumpers And Triple Jumpers Of Osmania University - 149 J. Prabhakar Rao, Dr.Rajesh Kumar,K. Krishna, T.Rajender Raj 51 A Comparative study of Speed among Hockey and Kho KHo Players of Nalgonda District - 151 G.Akhila ,J. Ramalaxmaiah 52 A Comparative Study Of Aerobic Endurance Among Net Ball Players And Korf Ball Players Of 153 Osmania University- E.B.Srikanth, Sunitha. Prof.L.B.Laxmikanth Rathod 53 Technique of Motivation in Sports – E. Jyothi, P.Ashwini Reddy, Dr.I.Balram Reddy 155 54 History of Physical Education in Ancient Greece – Dr.G.Arun Kumar 157 ISSN 2231-3265 International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in Sports Volume No.5, No.1.pp1-5 Personality Traits, Need Patterns And Locus Of Control Of Karnataka And Maharastra Kabaddi Players Dr. Rajkumar Karve Guest Faculty(Full Time) Department of Physical Education, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga-585106, Karnataka .
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