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purpose of the study was formulated as a true random group design, consisting
of a pre-test and post-test. The sixty men kabaddi players who represented their
colleges in inter collegiate tournaments were randomly selected as subjects
(N=60). The subjects were divided into three groups consisting of 20 in each
group. The groups were assigned as Experimental Groups I, II, and group III.
Experimental group I was given experiment ladder training, experimental group
II was given drop jump training and the third one was considered as control
group which did not underwent any special treatment. Pre-test was conducted for
all sixty (N=60) subjects on selected performance variables such as, explosive
power, and coordination. The experimental groups participated in their
respective, training such as, ladder training and drop jump training for twelve
weeks. The control group did not undergo any experimental training. Immediately
after the experimental period post test was conducted on the above said
dependent variables after a period of twelve weeks. The mean differences
between the ladder training group and drop jump groups compared to control
group were considered as the effect of respective experimental treatment. The
pre and post test scores on selected criterion variables were tabulated and
tested for statistical significance using ANACOVA. In all cases 0.05 level was
fixed to test the hypothesis of this study.
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