Abstract Health related fitness 2005

 
GHANTALI MITRA MANDAL YOGA DEPARTMENT
SAHAYOG MANDIR, GHANTALI THANE 400602.
ABSTRACT
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Title:  Health related fitness by long term yoga training.

Aim:   To study the effects of long term yoga training on health related fitness and
          culturing, conditioning of emotions of candidates of Diploma in Yoga
          Education  Course.                                  
 
Authors:  Mrs. Neela Tamhane, Dr. Anuradha Karve, Dr.Ulka Natu,
                Mr. Shrikrishna  Mhaskar,  Mr.Subhash Bhandari, Mrs.Kanchan Samel,

Special Guidance:  Yogacharya  Shrikrishna Vyavahare

Keywords: Health related fitness, long-term Yogic practices, culturing and conditioning of emotions.

Materials & Mathods:  This randomized prospective study was conducted on 100 trainees 0f Diploma in Yoga Education Course, conducted every year, by Ghantali  Mitra Mandal  Thane,

Maharashtra, India .The aim with which the trainees joined the course was varied from physical fitness  to self   evolution. Yogic practices were conducted daily for one & half hour for the total tenure of ten months. The  practices included Trataka, 0mkar sadhana, asanas, pranayama, relaxation techniques, dhayna, devotional songs & few sessions of cleansing practices. Lectures imparting knowledge about integrated approach of yoga  were delivered. Sadhkas gave feed back about subjective feelings of well being.

Inclusion Criteria:  The minimum age limit was 18 years, minimum qualification
                               required was SSC.80% attendance for course .


Exclusion Criteria: Those who were inconsistent in practices.
 
Parameters:  Various parameters were studied including breath holding time,
                      height, weight, blood pressure, pulse rate, peak exploratory flow rate
                      etc. were noted alongwith waist-hip                      
                      measurement.
     Based on that following, physiological parameters were studied :-                   
     (1)Body Mass Index (BMI)   
     (2)Waist Hip Ratio (WHR)                
     (3) Breath Holding Capacity (BHC)
     (4) Peak Exploratory Flow Rate (PEFR)
     (5) Pulse rate

     The above physiological parameters were studied
     (1) On the onset of yogic practices.(1st month)
     (2) After completion of three months of the course.
     (3)  At the end of the Diploma course.(10th month)

   
Discussion:  There was significant improvement in BHC, WHR , PEFR, Diastolic
                     BP and Pulse Rate, after ten months regular & proper  yogic
                     practices

Conclusion: At the end of tenth month, there was significant improvement not only
                     in physical endurance but also in  emotional stability, mental
                      tranquility & in better self assessment. 

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