A DIFFERENTIATION STUDY ON UNIVERSITY PLAYERS IN RELATION TO GENERAL MOTOR ABILITY
Abstract
Purpose of the study was to find out differentiation on university players in relation to general motor ability. For the purpose of this study one hundred male university players from different sports were selected purposely. Fifty subjects were those, who had represented university in only one sport and fifty students were those, who had represented university in two or more than two sports. Independent t-test was employed at 0.05 level of significance.The study shows that multiple discipline players have better General Motor Ability compare to single discipline players. Multi-discipline players were better than the single discipline players in all the variables of General Motor Ability, i e power, strength and agility when each variable was considered remoteness.
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