Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong

Information Sheet

Medicine Ball Throw and Relationship with Cricket Ball Throwing Velocity

Dear Sir/ Madam

I am Lam Jan Deanver, SRM student from the Technological and Higher
Education Institute of Hong Kong. I would like to invite you to participate in a study.
Before you decide, you need to find out why this research is being done and how it
affects you. Please read the following information carefully. If what you read is not
clear or if it wants more information. I will try to answer your doubts.

PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

The objectives of the study are to collect data and analyse the effect that the
objectives of study is to test the improvement after the training will
affect players performance.

TARGET SAMPLE
The target sample size is 12 subjects Hong Kong Cricket Team.The experiment will
conduct in THEI (Chai Wan Campus)

PROCEDURES
The participants will take part in 30 minutes two sessions per week. I will set up a
training programme about 2 throw drills to compare which drill should be performed
the biggest velocity. Then I will collect data and analyze before and after training
data.

CONFIDENTIALITY
All information and relevant research will be confidential for research purposes. The
Participants shall keep the above-mentioned information strictly confidential. The
participants shall only allow the obtaining of the Confidential Information by the
employer and professional adviser who has the necessity to know the Confidential
Information and has been notified and agreed to abide by the confidential obligation.
All data and copies will be destroyed after completion of the project.

PARTICIPATION AND WITHDRAWAL

You can choose to join or quit at any time during this research study.

QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS

If you have any concerns about the study research, please contact Lam Jan Deanver
at Tel: 92051247 Email: 190387539@stu.vtc.edu.hk

Please complete and return the attached reply form.

Thank you very much.

Yours sincerely,

Lam Jan Deanver

Sports Reaction Management
THEi