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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 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 Y.Emmanuel S. Kumar, India involved in sports. It also provides an International forum Dr.Quadri Syed Javeed, India for the communication and evaluation of data, methods and Members: 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. Dr.Y.S.Laxmeesha, India Y.Emmanuel Shashi Kumar, India CONTENTS S.No Names Of The Articles Page.No 1 A Comparative Study Of Self Esteem Beteen Male And Female Inter Collegiate Athletes 1 In West Bengal State University - Mr. Azizul Haque, Dr. Sandip Sankar Ghosh 2 Mechanical Jumping Power in Male Basketball Players - Ashok Kumar , Baljinder Singh , 4 M. D. Ranga 3 Comparative Analysis Of Speed And Agility Among University Players Of Different 8 Disciplines-P. Madhusudhana Babu, Dr. M. Siva Sankar Reddy 4 Prediction Of Football Playing Ability Through Selected Motor Fitness Components 11 Among School Boys-Mr. Nepolion, Dr. Usha Rani 5 Physiotherapy And Fitness Exercise For Post Natal And Post Hysterectomy In Women- 14 Syed Farooq Kamal 6 Effect Of Isolated And Combined Plyometric And Weight Training On Erythrocytes 16 Among Sedentary College Men-Rameswaram Satyaprakash, Aditya Kumar das, Kota Satish 7 Mechanical Jumping Power in Male Wushu Players- Ashok Kumar , Baljinder Singh , M. 19 D. Ranga 8 Personality Of Secondary School Teachers Of Bijapur District-Dr.Hanumanthayya 23 Pujari. 9 “Effects Of Fartlek And Plyometric Training On Agility Performance Of Collegiate Male 26 Silambam Players”-Dr.K.Sundar, S.Suthakar 10 Effect Of Physical Exercise Yoga Asana And Aerobics On Hematological Variables- Dr. 29 Anis Ahmed Khan 11 A Comparative Study On Agression Group Cohesion And Self Concept Among South 33 Zone Senior Woman Volley Ball Players-Dr. G.P.Raju, Dr.P.Johnson, B. NageswaraRao 12 Is Green Tea Reduce The Fat?-Dr. R. Vidhya Sree 36 13 Effect of Plyometric Training on Agility, Balance and Playing Ability of karate Players - 39 Dhokrat G. K. 14 A Comparative Study On Speed Among Football Players And Basketball Players Of 42 Engineering College Students In Sgb Amravati University,Amravati-Sunil.P.Washimark, Dr. Jayant Chatur 15 Reaction Times of Various State Indian National Volleyball Players-Dr. Pravin C. Dabre , 45 Amol S. Thakare, 16 A Study Of Significant Changes In The Trends Of Kabbadi Game-Dr. Pramod N. Humbad 48 17 Tackling the digital future of sports journalism in developed countries, Special 50 reference with U.K and U.S.A-Bhookya Venkanna 18 The Role of Mass Media in Women’s Sport special reference with Arab countries- 53 Gundaram Sony 19 Evolution of Sports and Games in Ancient India-Saidulu Bhukya 55 20 Effect of Reasoning Ability and depth perception upon 58 Dribbling Skills of basketball players-Virendra Kumar Singh, Prof. C.D. Agashe 21 Effect Of Meditational Practice On The Shooting Ability Of Basketball Players-P. Supriya 61 22 A Study On Impact Of Medicine Ball Exercises Among Handball Players Of Hyderabad 64 District-K.Sujatha, V.Deepika, A.Manjula, Bhagyamma 23 “Structure of sports performance’’- Prasanna B.K ,Ramesha H.N, Mr .Manjunatha N.V 66 24 Correlation between Ratings of Perceived Physical Exertion and Heart Rate of Male 68 Judo Players-Madhavi Pathak, Manish Kumar.P 25 A Personality Assessment Of Top Eight Interuniversity Male Recurve Archers In India- 71 Aryavart Dabas, Anjali, Dr. Dinesh P. Sharma, 26 Philosophical Thought behing Games and Sports-M.Mastan 73 27 Spiritual thought behind the Games and Sports-Mastan Malothu 75 28 Hawk-Eye Technology -Bhanu Prakash 77 29 Reforms on Indian women situation since medieval to Contemporary period, including 79 sports-Thilavath Ravindar,M.A 30 A Comparative Study On Motor Fitness Between College Level Volleyballers And 82 Handballers-Dr. Subhabrata Kar 31 Exercises Proposed Program for the Rehabilitation of ACL Injuries in the knee Joint of 86 Athletes in Republic of Yemen- Maeen Abdulwali Mohammed, Dr. Makarand Joshi, 32 The Reliability Of A Run To Exhaustion : Sprint Performance-Dr. C. Kiran Chakarvarthi, 91 Dr. M.V. Srinivasan 33 Advanced Badminton Training Methods in Global Perspectives-Prof. Nalla 94 Bhaskarreddy, Dr. Bembade Mahesh .A. 34 Effect Of Aerobic Exercises, Pranayama And The CombinationOf Aerobic Exercises And 96 Pranayama On Selected Physiological Variables Among Men Athletes-A. Praveen Kumar, Prof. Syed Kareemulla 35 A Comparative Study Of Physical Fitness Among Shuttle Badminton and Table Tennis 100 Players In SRTM Unversity, Nanded-Dr.Bembade.Mahesh.A., Prof. Nalla Bhaskar Reddy 36 Sports & Holistic Health- Dr. S. G. Praveenakumar 102 37 The effect of 8 Weeks Resistance Training on Plasma Lipocalin-2 in Overweight and 104 Obese Men-Amin Mohammadi Domieh, Ali Khajelandi,Prof. P.Venkat Reddy 38 The Effect of Aerobic (Strand) and Anaerobic (Wingate) Tests on the Alternation of Heat 108 Shock Proteins (HSP70) levels on Young female.-Ali Khajelandi, Amin Mohammadi Domieh,Farhad Daryanoosh 39 Compare Anthropometric Measurements Of Adolescent Girls And Boys (13, 14 Year) 112 With Z–Score (Who 2007) Hyderabad India 2013-Azizollah Pourmahmoudi, Zubaida Azeem 40 Exploring The Relationship And Estimation Of Stress Vulnerability Based On The 116 Thought Control Of Fast Bowlers In Cricket-Md. Dilsad Ahmed 41 A Comparative Study On Physical Fitness Among The Basket Ball And HandBallPlayers 120 (Boys) Between Age Group Of 14-16 Years In Warangal District-S.Somanarsaiah 42 A Study On“Leader Ship Styles Of The Teams” In Nayer Soft (Hyderabad)-Soghra 122 Sadeghipoor,Prof, Vidyadhar Reddy Aileni 43 Use Of Internet In Physical Education-Dr. Pramod N. Humbad, 125 44 A Study On Mental Skills Level Of Different Event Athletes- Shilpi Jain, Wazir Singh 127 Phogat 45 Comparison and Analysis of Fuzzy Control System Over a Painting-Prof M. V. Ramana 131 Murthy , Moein Ghafourian Sangchouli,Maryam Farrokhrad, Hamid Mohammad Zadeh 46 Effect of Circuit Training for development of Endurance among Judokas of Hyderabad- 134 Prof. Rajesh Kumar,Prof.J.Prabhakar Rao,Dr.I.Balaram Reddy,Prof. P.Venkat Reddy,Prof. V.Satyanaryana 47 Importance of Neuro Muscular Training in sports-Jagadish S Gasti 136 48 Effects Of Swiss Ball Exercise With Green Tea And Ginger Tea Intake On Serum 139 Glucose Restingheart Rate And Total Cholesterol Among Bodily Apathetic People- Dr.R.Venkatesan 49 Sports Psychology: Making A Lot More Than Just A Champion-Dr.Abednigo Sunil 142 50 A Comparative Study On Anxiety Level Among National Players Of Hyderabad In 144 Relation To Their Time Factor Games And Non Time Factor Games-Parveen Banu 51 Effect of a Six Week Emotional Intelligence Programme on the Sports Performance of 146 Amateur Athletes,Sandeep J. Jagtap,Dr. Bappasaheb Mhaske 52 A Comparative Study of Strength among Shot Put Throwers and Hammer Throwers of 149 Hyderabad- Dr.K.Deepla, Prof.L.B.Laxmikanth Rathod,Dr.B.Sunil Kumar 53 Role of Coaching Behavior Need Satisfaction, and the Psychological and Physical 151 Welfare of Young Athletes-Prof. Meena Pawar, Sandeep J. Jagtap 54 Effects Of Swiss Ball Exercise With Green Tea And Ginger Tea Intake On Waist Hip 154 Ratio Good And Bad Cholesterol Among Bodily Apathetic People-Dr.R.Venkatesan, 55 Comparative study of medical and psychological treatments for depression- 158 Dr.Shashirekha .T, Dr.Sateesh Dongre 56 Analysis Of Bone Mineral Density Using Ultra Sound Bone Densitometer Among 161 Women Belonging To 70-75 Years Who Chew And Do Not Chew Betel Leaves.-Mrs. K. Silambu Selvi, Dr. V.Murugu Valavan 57 Effects of Yoga, Circuit Training and Combined Training on Creatinine and High Density 164 Lipoprotein
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