Browsing by Author "Abebe, Bekele"

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    Factors Affecting Performance of Athletics Training in Short Distance: the Case of arada Sub-City Athletics Project in Addis Ababa Administration
    (Addis Abeba university, 2015-06) Abebe, Bekele; Gaudin, Benoit(PhD)
    The purpose of the study was to investigate some factors affecting the performance of Arada- Sub-City athletics training project in Addis Ababa administrative. Data was collected through questionnaire interview and observation Checklist. 50 respondents participated as the source of data. 45 Athletes, 5addminstrative officials were participated in the study. The designee of the study was qualitative and quantitative and the descriptive survey method was used. The data collected were organized, analyzed, tabulated and interpreted using simple percentage. As for as major findings of the study are concerned, significant majority of the respondents stated their view that, there is a problem of social relationship between athlete and coach ,Nutritional factors ,Environmental factors and psychological factors. The finding indicates that joining one team without performance affects the training negatively, non
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    The influence of Geology , and other Soil Forming Factors in the Inherent Fertility of Soils in the Assela Area, Arssi, Ethiopia
    (Addis Ababa University, 1982-02) Abebe, Bekele; Cinque, Ardol (Prof.)
    The geology of the Asela area has been studied In de t a ~ l and the fertility status of the soils in relation t o the f actors of soil formation (parent material, climate, top ogr aphy , organisms and time) examined qualitatively and semiquant itatiVielyo The area is associated with Pliocene and younger volcanics (central and fissur al) and is intensively aff e cted by different episodes of faultingo Basal t s, Trachybasalts , trachytes and acidic pyroclastics are the rocks oc curing in the areao The major soils are the dark-dark brown and the reddish brown soils of the plate au and the dark-browndark ye llowish brown soils of the rifto In general, the rif t s oils have higher plant nutrient s t atus than the plateau soil s o Removal of materials is important on the plate au and addition in the rifto Parts of the plateau and mo s t of t he r i f t f l oor are affected by poor drainageo The abundance of surf ace hindrances on the surface of the rift soils might be attr i buted to t he young age of the rocks in the lattero In te r ms of physical limit ations of the land, both t he lowland and t he plateau have their drawbacks o The cumulative influence of the topography and the climate is found to be dominantly r e s p ons ible for the lateral and vertical variations of the inherent fe rtility of the soilso