A Study on the Training Load, Recovery, and Game Performance among Telic and Paratelic Basketball Athletes

Abstract

Telic and paratelic states of psychological wellbeing are differentiated by choice of goals. Training, load, and recovery of basketball players are solely dependent on the game's performance to a great extent. Background training is the best training needed to enhance the competitive advantage of the individual. In the working environment or in sports, money is responsible for acting as an external variable. If an individual is fond of earning money more than mental satisfaction, then it will be problematic for an individual to proceed with the best result. The primary quantitative analytic method has been considered for the research, which shows convenience sampling. IBM SPSS statistical analysis has been taken into consideration in this scenario. Four statistical steps have been conducted for this research: frequency distribution, correlation, linear regression and Cronbach alpha. The mean value indicates that frequency distribution has the highest value range in this context. The study is statistically significant because the value of Cronbach's alpha is 0.983, which shows a high level of internal consistency of variables.