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Dr. JAYKISHAN SANTOSHI
JYOTIBA COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION,
NAGPUR-19
e-mail:jksantoshi@hotmail.com
ABSTRACT
The purpose
of the present study was to find out the sun salutation and range of movement.
The study was conducted on twenty M.P.Ed.part I, male students of Jyotiba
College of Physical Education, Nagpur between the age group of 21to28 yrs.
After collecting the pre test data the subjects were administered for ten weeks
treatment schedule which was five day per week for a duration of one hour.
During the schedule no subject was allowed to undergo with any other treatment
which may influence on the results. The sun salutation was given to the
subjects. Since there was only one group of subjects constitutes of twenty
subjects, paired ‘t’ ratio was computed to test the significance of the
differences between the initial and final means of the same groups response and
range of movement. The results indicated that sun salutation have significant
difference in the range of movement of the different joints after systematic
practice of sun salutation.
Key Words: Sun Salutation, Wrist, hip, knee and ankle, joint
INTRODUCTION
The Sun
Salutation is a nearly perfect series of asanas, including forward bend and
back bend, strong poses and more gentle ones, stretching and strengthening. The
sun salutation actually links together twelve asanas in a dynamically performed
series, these asanas are numbered so that they alternately stretch the spine
back ward and forward. A full round of Surya Namaskar is considered to be two
sets twelve poses. You can move through the series rapidly or slowly taking as
long as you’d like as you flow pose to pose, you build up a bit of a sweat,
your muscles loosen, your energy build up and you’re filled with calm and fell
relaxed happiness.
METHODOLOGY
The subjects for
this study were selected from Jyotiba College of physical education Nagpur,
(MS). Total 20 M.P.Ed. Part I, male students were selected for the study. The
age of the students were ranged between 21-28 years. They were post graduate
students.
VARIABLES
Sun Salutation
was the independent variable while wrist, hip, knee and ankle joint of M.P.Ed.
Part- I, male subject was dependent variable in this research work.
CRITERION MEASURES
Wrist (downward flexion), hip, knee and ankle (plunder flexion)
joint were measured with the help of goniometer in degree.
DESIGN OF THE STUDY
Single group pre-test, post-test experimental design was
used.
PRACTICE OF SUN SALUTATION
PROCEDURE TO MEASURE RANGE OF MOVEMENT
The range of
joint was measured by placing the goniometer. Its axis was set over the joint
to the long axis of the segment above and the lower arm of the protractor left
free to move with the segment below the joint was measured and score was
recorded in degree.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
‘t’ test
technique was used to compare the means of both the test (pre-test and post-test)
for every variable. Level of significance was set at 0.05
Table-A
Mean, standard deviation and t value of
the pre and post-test score of rang of movement
*significant at 0.05 level
RESULT
In order to determine the significance of
difference in range of movement at wrist hip knee and ankle joint if any
between the pre test and post test of experimental group was applied. The
result has been presented in the table which shows a significant difference in
the range of movement of the different joints after systematic practice of sun
salutation.
CONCLUSION
Sun salutation is a great gift as
its origin in Indian civilization. It is a process of total health. Statistical
analysis and the findings from the collected data have shown significant and
surprising responses. So it can be stated that Sun salutation can be an
accurate solution for improving range of movements around the joints. By
concluding this topic it can be summarized that daily practice of Sun
salutation can improve the flexibility of our joints and make us stay away from
the medicines.
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