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An Observational analysis of physical fitness Parameters: Agility, Endurance and VO2Max among African students football players studying in Delhi NCR: A Pilot study - NI
Galgotias University0 个研究点目标入组 0 人开始时间: 待定最近更新:
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- Observational
入排标准
入选标准
- •African university football players.
- •Within the specified age range for university-level football.
- •Provide informed consent.
- •Regularly engage in football training.
- •Good health with no significant injuries or medical conditions.
- •Minimum level of experience playing football at the university level.
- •7.Availability for study assessments and measurements.
排除标准
- •Non-African university football players.
- •Outside the specified age range for university-level football.
- •Lack of informed consent.
- •Irregular participation in football training.
- •Significant injuries or medical conditions that could affect performance or safety.
- •Inexperience in playing football at the university level.Inability to participate in study assessments and measurements due to scheduling conflicts or other commitments
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