Vol 11 issue 3 September 2011

Journal of Physical Education and Sport (JPES)

New ISSN:

online ISSN: 2247 - 806X

p-ISSN: 2247 - 8051

ISSN - L = 2247 - 8051

Journal of Physical Education and Sport (JPES ) is the new series of formerly

Citius Altius Fortius - Journal of Physical Education and Sport (p-ISSN:1582-8131)

JPES is a peer-reviewed scientific journal. The journal provides open access to its content

with Frequency - 4 issue(s) per year.

ETHICS OF PUBLICATION: The JPES policy regarding suspected scientific misconduct including

plagiarism,fabricated data, falsification is based on the “Committee on Publication Ethics COPE”

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CONTENTS

Art # 37, pp. 239 - 244

Ankle joint evaluation and rehabilitation at the cerebral palsied child

DAN CAIMAC¹, EUGENIA ROSULESCU², MIHAELA ZAVALEANU³, ILONA ILINCA⁴, STANOIU COSMINA⁵, ROXANA POPESCU⁶

^1,6University of Medicine and Farmacy Craiova

^2,3,4University of Craiova, FEFS

⁵Children Residential Rehabilitation Center, Craiova, Romania

Art # 38, pp. 245 - 248

Effects of different feedback methods on badminton skills learning

GURMEET SINGH¹, YOGESH²

¹Department of Physical Education, P.U. Chandigarh. India

²Department of Physical Education, P.U. Chandigarh, India

Art # 39, pp. 249 - 254

Difference between team and individual sports with respect to psychological skills, overall emotional intelligence and athletic success motivation in Shiraz city athletes.

HADI KAJBAFNEZHAD¹, HASSAN.AHADI², ALI REZA HEIDARIE³, PARVIZ ASKARI⁴, MIRSALAHEDIN ENAYATI⁵

¹ Islamic Azad university-Research and Sciences Khuzestan Branch, IRAN.,

² Department psychology Islamic Azad university-Research and Sciences Khuzestan Branch., IRAN

^3,4 Islamic Azad university Branch Ahvaz., IRAN

⁵Islamic Azad university-Research and Sciences. Khuzestan Branch, IRAN.

Art # 40, pp. 255 - 258

Gender difference in achievement motivation of intervarsity level badminton players

ZAMIRULLAH KHAN¹, ZEESHAN HAIDER² & NASEEM AHMED³

^1,2 Dept. of Physical Health & Sports Education, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (India)

³ Mumtaz Degree College, Lucknow University, Lucknow (India)

Art # 41, pp. 259 - 266

MALKOGEORGOS, A.¹, MAVROVOUNIOTIS, F.², ZAGGELIDIS, G.³, CIUCUREL, C.⁴

^1,2,3Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Hellas, Greece

⁴ Department of Kinesitherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, University of Pitesti, Romania

Art # 42, pp. 267 - 276

The effects of rhythmic activity on selected physiological and hysical fitness profile of school going girl’s

ASTHA RAUTELA

Mody Institute of Education and Reasearch (Deemed University) ,Rajasthan, India

Art # 43, pp. 277 - 283

Algerian professional soccer specific aerobic endurance during competitive period

DADI ABDELAZIZ

Department of Physical Education, University of Mentouri Constantine, Algeria

Art # 44, pp. 284 - 290

Demographic pattern of weight control behaviours of Rivers State karate athletes

IFEANYICHUKWU CHRISTIAN ELENDU

Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education, University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria

Art # 45, pp. 291 - 299

Corrective effects of different training options on development and maturation of professional motor skills from dominant and non-dominant legs of young soccer players.

ZBIGNIEW WITKOWSKI¹, VLADIMIR LYAKH², BORIS GUTNIK³, KRZYSZTOF LIPECKI⁴, BARTOSZ RUTOWICZ⁵, BORISLAV PENCHEV⁶, LORA PENCHEVA⁷

^1,2,4,5 Academy of Physical Education, Krakow, Poland

³ State Classical Academy by Maimonides, Moscow, Russian Federation

⁶ Unitec, New Zealand

⁷ Middlemore Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand

Art # 46, pp. 300 - 305

Relationship between Turkish students’ achievement goals and motivational strategies in physical education

GÖKÇE ERTURAN ILKER¹ , GIYASETTIN DEMIRHAN²

¹School of Sport Sciences and Technology, Pamukkale University TURKEY

²School of Sport Sciences and Technology, Hacettepe University TURKEY

Art # 47, pp. 306 - 312

Differences between isokinetic strength characteristics of more and less successful professional soccer teams

TOMAS MALY¹, FRANTISEK ZAHALKA², LUCIA MALA³

^1,2,3 Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

Art # 48, pp. 313 - 316

Effect consumption of Glutamine supplement on aerobic power, anaerobic power and body composition of soccer players

MOHSEN GHANBARZADEH¹, MEHDI SEDAGHATPOUR²

¹Islamic Azad University, Sosangeard Branch, Iran

²Teaching and Education organization of Boushehr Provence, Iran

Art # 49, pp. 317 - 328

Self-defining and ethnic expressions in the sports field in French -speaking black Africa: the case of Benin

PASCAL DAKPO¹, BERNARD MASSIERA², ALPHONSE GAGLOZOUN³, IONELA NICULESCU⁴

¹ African and Madagascar Council for Higher Education (CAM) in Sociology of Sport, Laboratory of Human Sciences and Society, National Youth Institute of Physical Education and Sport (INJEPS) University of Abomey (Benin) - Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

² Sports Science, Faculty of Sport Sciences (UFRSAPS), University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis

³ Educational Sciences, Laboratory of Human Sciences and Society, National Youth Institute of Physical Education and Sport (INJEPS), University of Abomey-calavi (Benin)

⁴ Faculty of Physical Education and Sports (FEFS), University of Pitesti, Romania.

Art # 50, pp. 329 - 335

Contributions regarding sport selection and orientation for the first formative stage in athletics

CORINA DULCEANU¹, LILIANA MIHĂILESCU²

^1,2Faculty of Physical Education and Sports, University of Pitesti,

Art # 51, pp. 336 - 341

Indicators of special training of highly skilled archers in pre mesocycle

YURIY BRISKIN¹ , MARYAN PITYN², SERGEY ANTONOV³

^1,2,3 Lviv State University of Physical Culture, Lviv, Ukraine

Art # 52, pp. 342 - 348

Validity against health-related fitness and reliability of physical activity questionnaire in young female and male adults

PANTELIS THEODOROS NIKOLAIDIS¹, MARTINA SÄCKLOVA²