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Basketball is considered one of the most popular sports in the world. It is played and watched by more people than any game, extending to more than 170 countries around the globe. Dr. James Naismith is known world-wide as the inventor of basketball. Basketball stands as the third fastest game played in short court surfaces. As a game of agile and explosive event in nature, a player is in need of basic tness and motor components along with skill based drills to master in the fundamental skills and execute the same in a well dened format. For this, players have been trained with martial arts training. In high level competitions, very specically during the matches between the challenging teams, because of stress players may have an opportunity to loose their mental toughness, perception abil i ty, concentration and apprehending the fellow players moves. As a result of this player nds it difcult in executing the fundamental skills in time which affects the ultimate aim of the team. In this situation, when nding the alternative means and methods to develop the physical, mind and game based physical activity concurrently; it was observed that these characteristics are correlating with the event of Taekwon-do which is one of the martial activities.

EFFECTS OF MARTIAL ARTS TRAINING ON SELECTED PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES OF MALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS