Title: Pulmonary function & Anthropometric indices analysis in long distance runners of North Bengal
Authors: Dr Deepankshu Shekhar Mandal, Dr Prithwish Tantri, Dr Kaushik Samajdar, Dr Somi Dey Sarkar
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v6i12.100
Abstract
Correlating specific pattern of lung function indices and anthropometric indices with the performance of long distance runners of Northern Bengal to formularize the ideal anthropometric parameters and pulmonary function parameters for successful endurance training.
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