A CORRELATION STUDY OF RECOVERY INTERVENTION ON SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE
Abstract
The current research study was to reveal the recovery treatment difference of active recovery, passive recovery and assisted recovery on systolic blood pressure. In this study there are total 54 subjects were taken (18 active recovery, 18 passive recovery and assisted recovery 18 male) all were national player of middle-distance runners from Bhopal SAI centre. Subjects’s age was between from 18 to 25 years. The research data were evaluated by blood pressure monitor. The accumulated data was analysed by evaluate the descriptive statistics to figure out standard deviation and mean among active, passive and assisted recovery on systolic blood pressure, and correlation Test. For assessment of Correlation, the level of significant was taken as 0.01 (2-tailed). Statistical evaluation was done by using statistical packages for social science (IBM SPSS 20 Version). As outcome the findings were that the correlation value is having negative relationship among active and assisted recovery (-0.596).Thus, the null hypothesis is failed to accept between active and passive recovery because no relationship occur among them but in case of active and assisted recovery there is a negative relationship which means assisted recovery is more suitable to back to normal systolic blood pressure as compare to active recovery because as active recovery and assisted recovery has inverse relationship and the mean value of assisted recovery method less as compare to other two recovery methods.
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