Edited B S Shinde (2 results)

Contents 1 Sports training-an introduction 2 Methods of training 3 Training plan 4 Physical training 5 Strength 6 Speed and adaptation 7 Components of sports training 8 Transferring the training 9 Biomechanics-an introduction 10 Body composition 11 Equilibrium in human movement 12 Physiology of ageing 13 Anatomical principles in biomechanicsSports Training refers to specialized strategies and methods of exercise used in various sports to develop athletes and prepare them for performing in sporting events Sports training is of vital importance for several fields of human activity ie performance sports fitness leisure and recreation sports rehabilitation and physical education It primarily deals with the laws rules and principles of improving the sports performance capacity of human beingsThe present book entitled Sports Training and Biomechanics in Physical Education discusses all the aspects of Sports Training and Biomechanics in the field of Physical Education and Sports 332 pp.

Contents Research process 2 Different ways to conduct research in physical education 3 Research methods --  an introduction 4 Types of samples 5 Fields and methods of research in physical education 6 Types of research 7 Use of computers in research 8 Philosophical methods and experimental research 9 Physiology of exercise 10 Measuring research variables Research methods are conventionally divided into quantitative qualitative and participatory each with differing underlying approaches tools and techniques Quantitative qualitative and participatory approaches have different disciplinary origins developed distinctive tools and each has developed its critique of the other approachesThe present book entitled Research Methods in Physical Education discusses all the aspects of research methods in the field of physical education and sports 316 pp.