Author(s): Dr. Hitesh D Rathod

Abstract: The paper investigate the effect of meditational practices on movement time, reaction time, anxiety and perception, anxiety and perception among elite athletes of Maharashtra. The study was formulated based on the simple random sampling. The samples were collected from the 80No.s of the elite athletes studying in class IX, X, XI, and XII in the age group of 13 to 18 years. These sample were randomly selected the boys and girls of Elite (National, International) athletes of Maharashtra Sports School. The study was based on simple random sampling. The sample consists of 60 elite adolescent athletes of 13 to 18 years. Age group of Maharashtra Sport School may divided into 2 groups boys and Girls consist of 30 in each group [30 +30 = 60] out of which one group may be controlled and another will be experimental group in each category. The meditational training for 6 weeks may be given to the experimental group and the controlled group may not be given any meditational yogic practices. The purpose of the study is to investigate the effect of meditational practices on selected personality traits viz. – movement time, reaction time, anxiety and perception, of elite athletes of Maharashtra Sport School the experiment will lost for 6 weeks, there will be one session every day of 1 hour each for both boys and girls experimented groups. The controlled group is not allowed to participate any meditational practices except their routine sports training schedule. Data for selected variable may be collected at the beginning by conducting pre-test and after 6 weeks by conducting posttest the test results may be analyzed with evaluation.

DOI: 10.33545/27077012.2021.v2.i2a.48

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