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MRI India Journals Vol. 15 No. 2 (2026)

Speed Ability as A Key Determinant of Performance in Cricket and Hockey

Authors

  • Ghanshyam L. Makkasare Director of Physical Education, K.Z.S.Science College Kalmeshwar Bramhani Dist. Nagpur

Keywords:

Speed Capacity Hockey Cricket Cardiovascular Capacity Muscular Strength

Abstract

Developing speed not only enhances sports performance but also contributes to overall fitness and a healthier lifestyle. Improvement of speed is firmly identified with strength advancement; basically, to advancement of quick speed and receptive strength. To have the option to play out a given engine task (engine capacity), the competitor should apply strength as quick as could really be expected. The current examination is about the correlation of the speed capacity among cricket and hockey players in Chandrapur area. The players were arbitrarily picked for the investigation, 20 cricket and 20 hockey players having age bunch 16-18 years. The information was collected and examined with the assistance of measurable techniques. The outcome and determination were finished up having a critical contrast in speed capacity between both the games. The members were tried on 50 meters run test to evaluate the speed among cricket and hockey players. The above paper studies the speed ability between cricket and hockey players. Regular exercise and active work advance solid muscles and bones. Remaining dynamic can likewise assist you with keeping a sound weight, decrease your danger for type 2 diabetes, coronary illness, and diminish your danger for certain diseases. Response speed is a capacity to respond to a given boost as quick as could be expected.

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Published

2026-09-07

How to Cite

Makkasare , G. L. (2026). Speed Ability as A Key Determinant of Performance in Cricket and Hockey. International Journal on Research and Development - A Management Review, 15(2), 499–503. Retrieved from https://journals.mriindia.com/index.php/ijrdmr/article/view/4091

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