论文信息 - Relationship between Grip Strength and Achievement in Physical Education among College Men

Relationship between Grip Strength and Achievement in Physical Education among College Men

Abstract Grip strength was compared to physical education achievement grades for 635 college men. The relationship was found to be significant and positive. Grip strength is directly related to and probably dependent upon body weight and only indirectly related to height in college men. A significantly larger proportion of left-handed men have a stronger right grip as compared to right-handed men with a stronger left grip.

Henry J. Montoye | Wayne F. Tinkle | H. Montoye

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