A Comparative Study On Physical Fitness Level Among Urban And Rural Students Of Kashmir (With Special Reference District Baramulla)

Authore(s) : Nazrul Islam1 and Rajesh Kumar Kaswan2

Volume : V(9), Issue : 05, June - 2022

Abstract : The word “Physical Education”, Refers to various bodily characters such as physical strength physical development physical health and physical appearance. It refers to the body as a contrasted to mind physical education should aim to improve the mass of students and give them as much health struggle and stamina as possible to unable physical education is the process by which changes on the individual or brought about through his movement experience physical education is the some of the changes in the individual caused by experience centred in motor ability.   The present study is a comparative study on physical fitness level among urban and rural students of Baramulla District. In this study total 60 subjects for the study in which 30 from urban and 30 rural players were randomly selected samples. The total physical fitness of rural and urban students of Baramulla District and in sit ups on comparison of t-test was 3.4. While as the physical fitness of rural and urban students of Baramulla in standing broad jump on comparison of t-test were 0.04. While as the physical fitness of rural and urban students of Baramulla in speed on comparison of t-test were 4.07. The two t-test values are significant and one t-test value is insignificant at 0.04.

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