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Task Oriented Basketball Training and Physical Fitness in Children
This study investigates the impact of task-oriented basketball training on physical fitness and upper extremity endurance in school children aged 9-12 in Lahore. Using a randomized controlled trial, one group receives task-specific training while the other gets basic training. Outcomes like upper limb function, endurance, and overall fitness will be assessed over 8 weeks.
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