Abstract
Background: The physiological data cannot be the only predictor of competitive performance, much like inother sports where abilities are crucial. On the other hand, it’s important to remember that these physiologicalnorms and standards are prerequisites for success in football competition at the highest levels. When choosingtalent, conventions are crucial. For athletes who train and compete at the greatest levels of performance, painmanagement is a critical concern.Purpose: To evaluate the comparison of physiological effects among collegiate-level football players with andwithout musculoskeletal pain.Materials and Methods: The subjects were selected from the Saveetha physical education department based oninclusion criteria from January 2022 to April 2022. They explained about the study. 25 collegiate football playerswere involved: group A (n = 7) with musculoskeletal pain and group B (n = 17) without musculoskeletal pain. Thepro agility shuttle, vertical jump, standing broad jump, 40-yard test, and three cone drill were assessed, and thebody composition was assessed using a skinfold caliper.Result: The statistical analysis made with quantitative data revealed no statistical difference between groups Aand B.Conclusion: The present study shows there is no significant difference in the physiological profiles of footballplayers with or without musculoskeletal pain.
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