This study investigates the recovery patterns of athletes across diverse sports disciplines following strenuous exercise, with a focus on variations in recovery heart rate and resting pulse rate. To achieve this study sixty (N=60) athletes aged 18 to 25 years were selected from the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute, faculty of general adapted physical education and yoga, Coimbatore. Representing four sports: basketball, football, handball, and hockey, with fifteen participants from each discipline. All the different sports disciplines treadmill run for 8 minutes. After the exercise between the rest intervals recovery heart rate were checked all the sports disciplines. The pre and post data analysis was conducted using one-way ANOVA to determine significant differences in recovery rates across the among the sports if obtained F ratio is significant the Scheffé post hoc test was employed to identify specific group differences, with a significance level fixed at 0.05.the result of the shows that no significance difference resting pulse rate among four different disciples. There is a significant different between recovery heart rate. Basketball players better recovery heart rate compere with handball players, hockey players, and football players.