COMPARISON OF ROPE SKIPPING AND JOGGING AS METHODS OF IMPROVING CARDIOVASCULAR EFFICIENCY OF COLLEGE MEN
COMPARISON OF ROPE SKIPPING AND JOGGING AS METHODS OF IMPROVING CARDIOVASCULAR EFFICIENCY OF COLLEGE MEN
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10.1080/10671188.1968.10618043
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1968-01-01
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BAKER, JA
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BAKER, JA
This study was conducted to determine the effects upon cardiovascular efficiency that result from programs of rope skipping and jogging. The Harvard step test was administered to 92 male students in order to determine their level of cardiovascular efficiency. The subjects were then randomly divided into two groups; group I skipped rope 10 min. daily for 6 weeks and group II jogged 30 min. daily for 6 weeks. Upon completion of the conditioning programs the subjects again were administered the Harvard step test and comparisons were made from the pre-exercise and postexercise data. The conclusions of this study were that a daily 10-min. program of rope skipping will significantly improve (p = .05) cardiovascular efficiency as measured by the Harvard step test, that a daily 30-min. program of jogging will significantly improve (p = .05) cardiovascular efficiency as measured by the Harvard step test, and that a 10-min. daily program of rope skipping is as efficient as a particular 30-min. daily program of jogging for improving cardiovascular efficiency as measured by the Harvard step test.