Intervention of Concurrent With Skill Training on Skill Variables of Men Handball Players

To achieve these study thirty male handball players were selected from the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute, Faculty of General and Adapted Physical Education & Yoga, in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.Their age ranged between 18 to 25 years.These subjects were split into two groups: Group-I (CWSTG), consisting of fifteen players, underwent concurrent with skill training, and Group-II (CG), fifteen players, served as the control group.The training for a duration of eight weeks.The selected skill tests were dribbling and shooting, assessed using the Zinn Hand Ball test (1980).Pre and post-test data were collected and analyzed using the dependent 't' test, with a confidence level set at 0.05.The findings of the study revealed significant improvements in dribbling and shooting skills following the intervention of concurrent with skill training.The control group did not exhibit any notable enhancements in the selected criterion variables among male handball players.