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Comparative Effect of Suspension Training on Core Muscular Strength and Neuromuscular Control (Dynamic Balance) in Kabaddi Athletes

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Sep 2026

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1-8

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Ashvani Kumar

Department of Physical Education

Govt. Model Residential Girls College, Bijapur (C.G)

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Girwar

Department of Physical Education

Naveen Govt College Vishrampuri

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Vindendu Kumar Shukla

PhD Research scholar Department of Physical Education

Ramchandra Chandravanshi University

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Abstract

Background: Kabaddi is a high intensity contact sport demanding exceptional core strength and dynamic balance. Suspension training has emerged as an effective modality for enhancing core musculature and neuromuscular control, yet limited research exists on its comparative effectiveness for Kabaddi players. Objective: To compare effects of an eight-week suspension training program versus conventional core training on core muscular strength and dynamic balance in male Kabaddi players. Methodology: Forty male Kabaddi players (18-25 years) from Guru Ghasidas University were randomly assigned to experimental group (suspension training, n=20) or control group (conventional core training, n=20). Core strength was assessed using Double Leg Lowering Test (DLLT), Biering-Sørensen Test (BST), and Pressure Biofeedback Unit (PBU). Dynamic balance was evaluated using Y-Balance Test (YBT). Both groups underwent eight weeks of training, three sessions weekly. Pre-test and post-test data were analyzed using paired and independent sample t-tests. Results: The suspension training group demonstrated significantly greater improvements (p<0.001) across all variables. Mean differences for experimental versus control group were: DLLT (4.60° vs 2.30°), BST (55.90 sec vs 21.70 sec), PBU (5.70 mmHg vs 2.60 mmHg), YBT-Right (6.30 vs 2.50), and YBT-Left (6.30 vs 2.80). Large effect sizes (Cohen's d>0.8) indicated practical significance, confirming suspension training's superior effectiveness. Conclusion: Suspension training produces significantly greater improvements in core muscular strength and dynamic balance compared to conventional core training in male Kabaddi players. Coaches should incorporate suspension training into conditioning programs to enhance performance and reduce injury risk.

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Suspension Training Core Muscular Strength Dynamic Balance Neuromuscular Control Kabaddi Players

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Ashvani Kumar, Girwar, Vindendu Kumar Shukla, "Comparative Effect of Suspension Training on Core Muscular Strength and Neuromuscular Control (Dynamic Balance) in Kabaddi Athletes," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 9, pp. 1-8, Sep 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67114

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This study provides valuable insights into the comparative effectiveness of suspension training versus conventional core training for enhancing core muscular strength and neuromuscular control in male Kabaddi players. The results demonstrate that: 1. Both suspension training and conventional core training significantly improve core strength and dynamic balance in male Kabaddi players.   2. Suspension training produces significantly greater improvements compared to conventional core training, with the experimental group showing superior mean differences in DLLT (4.60° vs 2.30°), BST (55.90 sec vs 21.70 sec), PBU (5.70 mmHg vs 2.60 mmHg), and YBT composite scores (6.30 vs 2.50). 3. The null hypothesis is rejected, and both alternative hypotheses are supported, confirming the effectiveness and superiority of suspension training. The results will help coaches and trainers design more effective conditioning programs, potentially leading to improved athletic performance and reduced injury risk. Future research should investigate the long-term effects of suspension training and its impact on sport-specific performance outcomes in Kabaddi players.

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