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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 Impact factor is 0.624.Journal published www.ijhpecss.org and www.ifcss.in Quarterly for the months of March, June, September and December. IJHPECSS is refereed Journal. under the auspices of Index Journal of Directory of Research Journal Indexing. International Association of Computer Science in sports Email:[email protected] Editorial Board International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Chief Editor: Computer Science in Sports is multidisciplinary peer Prof. Rajesh Kumar, India reviewed journal, mainly publishes original research articles on Health, Physical Education and Computer Editors: Science in Sports, including applied papers on sports Prof.Syed Ibrahim, Saudi Arabia sciences and sports engineering, computer and Prof.L.B.Laxmikanth Rathod, India information, health managements, sports medicine etc. The Associate Editors: International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Prof. P.Venkat Reddy, India Computer Science in sports is an open access and print Prof. J.Prabhakar Rao, India international journal devoted to the promotion of health, Dr.Kaukab Azeem, Saudi Arabia fitness, physical Education and computer sciences Dr.Quadri Syed Javeed, India involved in sports. It also provides an International forum Members: for the communication and evaluation of data, methods and Prof.Henry C.Daut, Philippines findings in health, physical education and computer Prof.Ma. Rosita Ampoyas-Hernani, Philippines science in sports. The Journal publishes original research Dr. Vangie Boto-Montillano, Philippines papers and all manuscripts are peer review. Index Journal Dr. Lila Sabbaghian Rad, Iran of Directory of Research Journal Indexing.The Indian Prof. Chenlei, China Federation of Computer Science in Sports has been set up Prof.G.L.Khanna, India the objectives of Dissemination of scientific knowledge Prof.C.V.Prasad Babu, India concerning computer science in sport and Physical Prof.Y.Kishore, India Education.Providing a forum for the exchange of ideas Prof. M.Shyam Babu, India among the Physical Educationists,Coaches,Sports Experts Dr.K.P. Manilal, India Etc. It is a Peer Reviewed Journal. Dr.Y.S.Laxmeesha, India Y.Emmanuel Shashi Kumar, India CONTENTS S.No Names Of The Articles Page.No 1 Individual and dual exercises for Decreasing Bilateral weakness of the 1 Lower limb and its effect on performance of scoring in handball- Dr.Qais Saeed Alfoaady 2 Coaching Behavior in Relation to Sports Performance and Athletes’ 4 Satisfaction among College Varsity Athletes. Samong, Nenita P. 3 Establishing Reliability Of Anxiety (Csai-2d) On Indian AthletesJain 8 Shilpi,Dr. Kumar Pardeep, Phogat Wazir Singh 4 Effect Of Foot Arch Index On Speed And Power Performance Among 12 College Students-Dr. P. Prasad Reddy, Dr. M. Sivasankar Reddy,Dr. B. Suman 5 Interactive Relationship Between Direction And Intensity Interpretation 15 Of Anxiety During Competition On Indian Athlete-Jain Shilpi, Phogat Wazir Singh, Dr. Pardeep Kumar, Jain Nidhi 6 “Credit Risk Assessment of Bank of Baroda”-Ahmad Abdollahnezhad 19 Bildashi 7 Effects Of Weight Training And Circuit Weight Training On Selected 22 Strength And Physiological Variables-Mr. A. Ramakrishnan Dr. R. Gopinath 8 Analysis Of Selected Psychological Skills Of Male And Female 26 Participants In Different Sport Domains -K.Ravi Kumar, Dr.P. Johnson, N.Veerendra, N.Avulaiah 9 A Study Of Scoio-Psychological Characteristics Of Students Kabaddi 30 Players-M.S.Rathod, Dr.M.M.Rathod, Vishal K.Dube 10 Influence Of Extracurricular Activities On Academic Achievement Of 33 Secondary School StudentsDr. D. Ram Babu 11 Biomechanical Analysis Of Velosity Of Com During Takeoff Phase In 36 Fosbury Flop High Jump Of National Level Participants-Ch. Raja Rao. Prof. Y. Kishore, Dr.J.Ramamohan Rao, 12 Effects of 14-week Aerobic Training on Abdominal Adiposity 39 Cardiovascular Endurance and Flexibility of Overweight School Children of West Bengal-Dr. Sandip Sankar Ghosh ,Mr. Jayanta Kumar Medya 13 A Philosophical Perspective On Sports Education-Janaiah Chimata 45 14 Youth Unemployment, Factors And Consequences-(A Study of 49 Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Province, Iran) TalebHassanpourChenarestan Sofla , C. Ganesh 15 Divorce, Factors And Consequences(A Study Of Kohgiluyeh And Boyer 53 Ahmad Province, Iran)TalebHassanpourChenarestan Sofla, C. Ganesh 16 Sociological investigation of cultural historical relations of Iran and 58 India-AzarEskandaricharati ,TalebHassanpour Chenarestansofla 17 Comparison Of Serum Creatinine Values Of Elite Athletes With Their 61 Aerobic & Anaerobic Power-Ravi Prakash Singh,Dr. Syed Tariq Murtaza,Dr. Archana Chahal,Shamshad Ahmad,SakshiSingh 18 Vegetarian and Non vegetarian diets are associated with healthy mood 64 states in students 13,14years Gover, Hyderabad 2013.-Azizollah pourmahmoudi,Zobaida Azeem, Mohamad Malekzadeh,Abdollah Poursamad 19 Comparative Study On Vital Capacity Of Selected District High School 67 Kabaddi Players Of Karnataka State-Mr. Chidanand Prabhuling Dr. N.G. Kannur 20 Sports Medicine - Influence On The Performance Of Indian Sports 72 Mirza Raza Ali,Prof.V.Satyanarayana 21 Effects Of Yoga Circuit Training And Combined Training On Albumin, 73 Sodium, And Potassium Among Mild I.C People-Dr.R.Venkatesan 22 Effects Of Two Packages Of Complex Training On Kicking Ability Of 77 Inter-Collegiate Soccer Players-Akhilesh Edathodi,Atul Meethal,Sumesh. D,Dr.A.M.Najeeb 23 History of Action Sports in India: A study-Dr. Ch. Saidulu 82 24 Life Within Nonliving Objects in Strange World: A Qualitative Inquiry 88 into Digital Artworks, Visualisationand Story Telling-Dr.Tripti Singh 25 A Comparative Study of Agility between Basketball Players and Football 91 Players of Senior Secondary School-Priyanka Singh 26 Self-Efficacy and Job Satisfaction of Physical Education Teachers-Dr. 94 Ravindranath K. Murthy 27 The Study Of Mental Health On The Performance Of Kabaddi Players- 98 Dr. Hanumanthayya pujari 28 Sports Journalism A Challenging Approach In Telangana – A Review 100 Dr.Jagan Mohan Sidda 29 Effects Of Different Modes Of Yoga Practice On Selected Physiological 102 And Biochemical Variables-Mr. S. Ananth,Dr. S. Chidambara Raja 30 A Comparative Study On Physical Fitness Components Between 106 Fencing Players And Kabaddi Players Of Medak District-Alli Naresh 31 Analysis On The Effect Of Moderate Intensity Of Aerobic, Resistance 108 And Interval Training Program On Ldl-C In Young MenR.Sudhakar, Dr.D.KrishnaMurthy, Dr. Y Kalyan Kumar, Dr.A.Kaleemulla, 32 A Comparative Study of Hostile Aggression between Tribal and Non 112 Tribal Sportspersons-C.D. Agashe,Karmishtha Shambharkar 33 Relationship Between Leg Explosive Strength And Maximum Speed On 114 State Level Athletes-Adityanarayan Adak 34 Bio-Magnetism Of Life Force In Physical Body-Mr. Nagarjuna 117 Sangem,Dr. K. Savithri 35 Does Moderate Exercise Effect on Interferon-Gamma Serum Level? 120 Ali Heidarianpour, Majid Vahidian Rezazadeh, Alireza Zamani 36 The Scenario of Basketball Game in West Bengal - A review 124 Sundar Biswas 37 Practice of Physiotherapy in Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care 127 Units in Punjab-Ashok Kumar, Navkaran Shergill & Jairaman 38 The Need For Indigenous Activities In The Present Day 132 ContextSri.Srinivasa 39 Relationship of Lower Limb Length to the Agility of Athletes-M.Srinivas 134 Reddy,Joji ReddyProf.Y.Gopi Krishna 40 Benefits Of Physical Training-Miss KAVITHA.M,Dr. R.L.V.N Ratnakara 138 RaoProf.M.Syam Babu 41 Infrastructure for Sport and Physical Education in Universities- 140 Prof.Rajesh Kumar,Prof.J.Prabhakar Rao,Prof.L.B.Laxmikanth Rathod,Dr.K.Deepla,Dr.B.Sunil Kumar 42 The Sociology of Sports in India: A beginning and Future Challenges- 143 Sanjay Tewari,Dr. BN Mishra 43 A Comparative Study On The Personality Traits Among The Coaches Of 148 Individual Games”Mayank Aggarwal Madhavi Patha,Rekha Aithani 44 Yoga Therapy For Peak Athletic Performance-Dr.K.G.Eswar Naik 154 45 Impact of the Use of certain devices and tools to assist in the 156 development of physical abilities special skill accuracy correction of high jumping for hand ball – Prof. Abdul Wahab Ghazi Hamoudi, Amin Thanon Ahmad, Hadeel Taleb Mohammed 46 A Comparative Study of Speed among Foot Ball Players and Hockey 160 Players of Rayalasemma University -M.Venkateshwarlu ISSN 2231-3265 International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in Sports Volume No.15, No.2,pp1-3 Journal Impact Factor 0.624 Individual and dual exercises for Decreasing Bilateral weakness of the Lower limb and its effect on performance of scoring in handball Assist Prof /Dr.Qais Saeed Alfoaady University of Al Qadisiyah / Physical Education College Abstract : This study aims to Identifying Bilateral weakness of the Lower limb of female players in handball also Identifying the preference of using exercises with single or double leg to developing muscle strength of the lower limb .Most of exercises that we used like in weightlifting or plyometric are exercises performed with two legs so the force and lodes that pushed on both legs that will ease work and contribute effect on both legs , the same load will be difficult in case use one leg . The sample consisted by female students of Physical Education College, Qadisiyah University , age 20-21 years,(18) players has divided into two groups (A) (9 player) single exercises to each leg(single leg) (B) (9 player)
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    EVERY INFORMATION YOU NEED RELATED TO YOUR EXAMS CURRENT AFFAIRS 100 PRACTICE QUESTIONS INCLUDED JANUARY 2021 VASHISHTH ACADEMY VASHISHTH ACADEMY www.vashishthacademy.com PREFACE This is our special edition of Current Affairs Magazine for UPSC Civil Services Examination & Other Central & State Government Job Examinations, released for the month of January 2021. The Magazine is divided into three sections: Section 1: Topic Wise Current Affairs in Short ………………………….Page 2 to Page 132 The first section is dedicated for Topic Wise 1 Liner Current Affairs to provide information about all major happenings in this month. Section 2: Detailed Analysis of important events …………………Page 133 to Page 171 The Second Section is dedicated to Civil Services Aspirants and covers some major happenings in this month along with analysis. The Content part has been created as per the present shift in the examination pattern of the Civil Services Examination. The magazine will cover your syllabus of ‘General Studies - II & General Studies – III. The content has been covered from various online & offline sources including reputed newspapers like The Hindu, Indian Express etc. All the news topics have been explained keeping in mind their underlying issues. Every issue has been covered comprehensively. Some of the information provided may not be directly relevant for the examination. As the content is very wide, we have only covered a limited set of issues. You can utilize it smarty along with the Daily Study of News Papers as well as your other sources. Section 3: Practice Questions………………………………………………Page 172 to Page 209 The Third Section contains 100 Multiple Choice Questions based on daily current affairs.