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“Development of Basic Skills in Swimming Sports Training At Grassroot Level through Distance Education Method: A Case Study on School Going Children”.
1. IOSR Journal of Sports and Physical Education (IOSR-JSPE)
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“Development of Basic Skills in Swimming Sports Training At
Grassroot Level through Distance Education Method: A Case
Study on School Going Children”.
Dr. Atmaram Vaman Thoke
Director of Physical Education, Department of Physical Education
SVKT Arts, Science and Commerce College, Deolali Camp, Nashik- 4224001 (Maharashtra State) India
Abstract: The management and planning of sports training at grass root level is an executive function, which is
concerned with carrying out of the broad policies laid down for the training of upcoming youngsters. Such
training is an urgent need, which involves working on different training models and methods and, at the same
time, testing their efficiency and communicating it to concerned sport persons. In today’s competitive world, it is
necessary that a continuous search be carried out to tap hidden talent at early age. In this regard, appropriate
methods of training must be used to develop budding sportsmen. In the last decade of this century, we have
witnessed the significant impact of communication media in almost all branches of human life and sports are no
exception. In the good old days, basic skills of any game and swimming, in particular, was a matter concerning
only swimmers and their respective coaches? Frankly speaking, it was all subjective, although some exceptions
may be cited. At present, we have audio-visual aids that attract beginners, keen in the developing the basic skills
of the sport.
We report below the detail of an experiment conducted to assess the efficiency of (a) traditional method
(T1), (b) Audio-visual methods (T2) and (c) combination of traditional and audio-visual methods (T3), on
imparting and developing the basic skills in the sport of swimming among the school going children. In other
words, the experiment was at aimed at assessing the development of swimming skills of school going children
through Distance Education method.
The experiment was designed, planned and performed over a span of six weeks in year 1999, in the
small town Nashik of Maharashtra State (India). The experiment was performed on 90 school going children.
These students were randomly allocated to three different groups G1, G2 and G3 corresponding to T1, T2 and
T3 treatments.
Our analysis confirms that we must now use communication techniques to impart basic instructions in
the sports of swimming. This does not mean that the traditional method, which heavily depends upon expertise
of individual coaches, can be eliminated. In fact a proper combination of treatment 1, i.e. traditional method
and treatment 2, i.e. new audio-visual communication media can be blended together as we demonstrated in the
formulation of treatment 3. Thus, the effectiveness of communication media will be further improved, if it is
supported by the experience of traditional methods.
In other words, our experiment underlines the importance of combined effect of tradition and new
communication media in imparting the basic skills to budding sportsmen more effectively by Distance Education
method.
I. Introduction:
India is a large country with vast potential to accept the challenges in diverse fields of life. However for
reasons, known and unknown, the nation as a whole still lacks a sports culture. It is necessary that we make best use of
a giant network of universities, colleges and schools and of students placed in these institutes running through across the
country to create and impart a sports culture It is many times suggested that we should tap the children at very young
age and impart them a special training in the interest of the children them selves and the nation. Training plans have
become an integral part of a sport at any level and particularly so when it is a competitive game at State, National or
International level. A change either small or radical can be implemented through training plans.
But with the era of communication we are forced to accept the new communication techniques in every field
and particularly so in the field of sport. Training programmes and plans need to be monitored, tested objectively and, in
turn, the entire methodology must be reexamined using modern tools. Quantitative studies must be initiated wherever
possible and these reports must be brought to the notice of concerned players, teachers, sport directors, and people at
large. The Aim of sports training can be achieved only if scientific designs already tested are used in a systematic
manner.
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Key of works:
To find out the new methodology in swimming for the development of human being, to remove the fear of
water, to update the knowledge &avoid the threats. To give scope to the inherent qualities& to increase the status of
swimming. To increase the curiosity & interest among the people by showing video clips. Benefits of practical
knowledge. Production of Audio-visual aids. Competitive preparation, physical fitness, happy human life. Self study
physical fitness. Make people sports aware of education & increase in the quality. Increase in scientific knowledge.
Aim & Object of the study:
1) Development of the basic skills in swimming. 2) Awareness &
development of the knowledge related to swimming. 3) TO removing
the fear of water. 4) To give information
about swimming skills though communication. 5) To find out the change though
communication skills a video clips. 6) To do comparative study of training
methodology & compare them. 7) To find effectiveness of training
methodologies in swimming.
II. Methods & Material:
The experiment conducted assessed the efficiency of (a) traditional method (T1), (b) Audio-visual method
(T2) and (c) the combination of traditional and audio-visual methods (T3), on imparting and developing the basic skills
of the sports of swimming among school going children through the distance education method. The experiment was
designed, planned and performed over a span of six weeks in Nashik in the state of Maharashtra (India) in the year
1999. The target group was 90 school going children between the ages ranging form 6to 11 years ages. These students
were randomly allocated to three different groups G1, G2 and G3 corresponding to T1, T2 and T3 treatments.
T1 can be called the traditional method. It is a subjective method of imparting basic instructions to beginners,
which forms the potential population for a special training in future. The method relies heavily on individual coaches
and their expertise. In order to have uniformity amongst the individual coaches a short-term workshop was conducted
the authors which the necessary information and details were spelled.
Treatment T2 consisted of imparting instructions to subjects only through audio-visual media. A set of audio-
visual cassettes was prepared by the authors and was made available to group 2 (G2). The study material was thus
available to the subjects and they could use the same as per their individual needs. Treatment 3, labeled as T3, is a
combination of T1 and T2. Five experts on a 10-point scale judged the performance and progress of the students.
The scores were awarded for the
(a) Fear Removing Test (FR),
(b) Submerging Test (SM),
(c) Floating Test (FL),
(d) Gliding Test (GL) and
(e) Full Stroke Forward Movement Test (FSFM).
The FR test was performed before the beginning of the experiment and also at the end of 2nd
, 4th
, 6th
week. SM
and FL test was performed at the end of 2nd
, 4th
, 6th
week. The GL and FSFM test were performed in 4th
and 6th
week
only. These data based on scores were analyzed in order to test the efficiency of the treatments.
III. Material Observation, Analysis & Discussion:
The comparison and effect of treatments can be evaluated in a scientific manner using the principles of
Statistics when the homogeneity of the subject is assured. Table 1 below gives the values of scores (mean s.d) of the
three groups to which these treatments were respectively applied. Table 1 clearly demonstrates that each of the
treatments is meaningful and does build a confidence among the beginners. Moreover the progress of all the groups was
satisfactory however the improvements in the subject differ.
Table: 1
Treatment Test Before the trial Week 2 Week 4 Week 6
T1 FR (Points)
SM (sec)
FL (meter)
GL (meter)
FSFM (point)
6.70 1.2 4.50 0.73
1.4
3.5
3.70 0.75
4.3
4.3
4.6
3.5
0.53 0.82
7.5
7.5
7.4
5.2
T2 FR
SM
FL
GL
FSFM
6.70 1.21 4.43 0.77
2.5
3.5
2.63 1.30
5.5
5.5
4.5
3.9
0.28 0.48
7.8
7.8
8.0
5.7
T3 FR 6.67 1.15 3.83 0.75 4.50 0.61 0.17 0.38
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SM
FL
GL
FSFM
1.5
3.4
6.6
6.7
4.4
3.7
7.9
8.0
7.8
6.3
Scores of Test Based on 30 subjects in each group
Amongst the three groups the group receiving T3 treatment showed the most progress, where as group 2 and
group 1 showed almost the same level of improvement or nearby each other. It simply means that the present day
communication techniques combined with traditional methods should be employed to accelerate the learning capacity
of individual swimmers.
IV. Conclusion and Discussion:
It has been suggested many times that a SMART objective plays a role. It stands for Specific, Measurable,
Achievable, Realistic and Time bound activity. All these systems usually recommend various approaches, which are
claimed to be effective. These claims need to be tested in a scientific manner. Our analysis underlines the importance of
combined effect of traditional approach and the role of modern communication techniques. If these two are combined
skillfully then satisfactory results can be expected to all. Undoubtedly, these techniques have proved beneficial to
newcomers but to know the exact role of similar techniques, scientific experiments need to be designed.
The analysis of a well-planned experiment only can bring out the contribution of modern technological
methods in imparting training to children through competitive sports. The current approaches also need to be examined
statistically by developing accurate statistical models. The distance education can play a meaningful role particularly in
the remote areas wherein we expect an untapped resource of talent in sport. To conclude, our experiment shows ways to
propose and evaluate different methodologies of imparting training in swimming. These experiments need to be
replicated in different sports under the careful guidance of experts in the field of physical education and educational
statistics.
References:
[1]. Dr. A.V.Thoke (“Primary Skill Development and Evaluation of Swimming in Physical Education through Video Cassette”, Ph.D. thesis
submitted to YCMOU, Nashik422005, Year 1999.
[2]. Dr. A.V. Thoke and R. Pokharapurkar “ Development of Basic Skills in Swimming Through Distance Education Method” paper read in the
conference on “Planning and Management of Open and De System: Visions, Paths, Experience and Development” held at Nashik in the year
2000.
[3]. Dr. A.V. Thoke.“AADHUNIK VA SHASTRIYA JALTARAN PRASHIKSHAN”, (Marathi) Priyanka Prakashan, Nashik-422005, Year
2001.