Effects Of Targeted Training Regimens On Rotator Cuff And Deltoid Muscle For Enhancement Of Speed And Accuracy In Cricket Fast Bowlers: A Pilot Study

Abstract

Background: Enhancing speed and accuracy is crucial for cricket fast bowlers, requiring targeted training regimens focusing on key muscle groups such as the rotator cuff and deltoid muscles. This pilot study investigates the effects of specialized training programs on these parameters.

Objective: To assess the impact of targeted training regimens on the speed and accuracy of cricket fast bowlers by strengthening the rotator cuff and deltoid muscles.

Methods: A total of 17 participants were enrolled in this pilot study. The training regimen included specific exercises designed to improve strength, endurance, and functionality of the rotator cuff and deltoid muscles. Speed was measured using a radar speed gun Meter, while accuracy was evaluated using the NARAASHANS Cricket Bowling Accuracy Test. Pre- and post-training data were analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the intervention.

Results: The study observed significant improvements in bowling speed and accuracy among participants after the intervention. Statistical analysis revealed a positive correlation between muscle strengthening and performance enhancement, highlighting the efficacy of targeted training regimens.

Conclusion: The findings suggest that targeted training regimens for the rotator cuff and deltoid muscles can significantly enhance speed and accuracy in cricket fast bowlers. Further research with a larger sample size is recommended to validate these results and refine training protocols.