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Modulation of Stress Induced by Isometric Handgrip test
 
Modulation to Cardiovascular Response to Exercise By Yoga Training
 
Effect of Mukha Bhastrika On Reaction Time
 
Effect Of Yoga Training on Handgrip and Pulmonary Functions
 
Effects of Six Weeks Shavasana Training on Heart Rate Viability

 
RESULTS


Results are given in Table I. Yoga



training produced a significant reduction in basal HR, SP, DP, MP, RPP and Do P. Before yoga training, step test produced a marked and significant rise in all these parameters except DP which showed a significant decrease following the exercise. All these parameters showed subsequent progressive recovery throughout the ten minute study period. After 2 months of yoga training, the exercise-induced change in these parameters was significantly less as compared to their pre-training response. Before yoga training, only MP returned to pre-exercise basal value whereas other parameters continued to be significantly different from their basal values at the end of 10 min post-exercise period. After yoga training, in addition to MP, SP, DP and PP also returned to their pre-exercise basal values by the end of 10 min study period.

 
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