Association of Selected Fitness Variables with Perceived Performance Levels in Lawn Tennis Players

Abstract Objectives Lawn tennis is an explosive sport that involves various fitness parameters such as strength, endurance, power, and agility. Improved physical leads to superior athletic performance. The coach's perception contingent upon his of the player at time athlete comparing himself coach. Thus, this study aimed determine association between chosen factors perceived performance by coach in lawn players. aims detect relationship different variables level player. Materials Methods Fifty-two players from two sports academies were measured for rated Statistical Analysis selected metrics was investigated using Pearson's correlation test. Furthermore, data analyzed with paired t-test male female group, ANOVA used analyze difference levels Results Fatigue index, closed kinetic chain upper extremity stability (CKCUEST) test, peak power energy expenditure taken metabolic equivalent (MET) calculation found be statistically males females. While BMI there a weak positive males, while no correlation. Metabolic equivalent, expenditure, positively correlated performance; however, fatigue index had negative nonsignificant Conclusion Peak associated but not connected both genders.