Ramesh Chand Yadav receives International Physical Education Research Award- 2015. His research findings were published on most read journal: The Journal of Sports and Physical Education. Cardio respiratory fitness and body composition are associated with the risk of emergence of cardiovascular diseases but their interrelation to all cause and cardiovascular disease mortality is unknown. This study explored to the relationship between body composition and dimensions of VO2 max of non-obese college men. 40 unrelated normal healthy and sedentary non-obese male students randomly selected from Chaudhary Charan Singh P.G. College, Heonra, Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, India. Total body weight was determined by anthropometric. VO2 max was measured byusing Astrand-Astrand nomogram; fat mass and fat free mass were estimated by skin fold thickness. Pearson product moment correlation was used as a statistical test. Results reveal that there were significant correlation of VO2 max to total body weight and lean body weight of non-obese subjects. Whereas, insignificant correlation was found between fat percentage and VO2 max. It was concluded that the total body weight and lean body mass have a relation to VO2 max; fat percentage have no any relation to the VO2 max. Thus fatness and VO2 max should be independent factors. This study provides helps to physical education teachers and coaches the similar study may be undertaken with selecting subjects of different age group and women subjects. Non obese subject can have good aerobic power (VO2 max). Fatness and excess body weight do not necessarily imply a reduce ability to maximally oxygen consumption. Thus, fatness and VO2 max should be considered independent factors. There was no availability of sophisticated instrument for measuring VO2 max and body consumption variables accepted as a limitation for the study. It was recommended the present study may be repeated by selecting subjects of different age group.
Similar study may be undertaken with women subjects.
Similar study may be taken with national and international athletes. In this research, researcher and all the helper were well skilled and treated before going to conduct this study. Research was conducted in gymnasium of Chaudhay Charan Singh P.G. College, Heonra (Saifai), Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, India. One medical expert was available during research work for any unseen medical emergency. The author wishes to thanks Dr. R.S. Yadav, Principal Chaudhay Charan Singh P.G. College, Heonra (Saifai), Etawah, Uttar Pradesh (India) and Prof. D.K. Dureha, Head Department of Physical Education, BHU, Varanasi (India) for providing all the required equipments and time to time valuable suggestions. I would also like to thanks the participants, without whom this study would not have been possible.
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