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the Blanks 1. The game of football is also known as ___________ in the world. 2. The first known/oldest football tournament is _____________. 3. In... |
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True or False 1. The first World Championship under IHF was conducted in 1954. 2. 3 seconds rule is related to violation. 3. The length of a Handb... |
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I. Long Answer Questions 1. Briefly explain the origin of Kabaddi as a game in India. 2. Describe any three rules of giving raid. 3. What are the s... |
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208 Health and Physical Edcation - XI 5. Explain the general rules and regulations of Kho-Kho. 6. Explain the dimensions of the Kho-Kho ground for ... |
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Kho-Kho game develops agility. V olleyball I. Long Answer Questions 1. Explain the international and Indian history of Volleyball game. 2. Explain ... |
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Y oga and its R elevance in the M odern T imes Yoga is a science of living. It needs to be incorporated in spiritual levels of human beings. Yoga h... |
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to improve selfawareness, self-control, relaxation, concentration, flexibility and coordination. H istory and D evelopment of Y oga Yoga has a very... |
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and opinions were given by seers which are known as the schools of yoga. These are— Karma Yoga (Path of Action) Karma Yoga is one of the main strea... |
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••During the practice of Jala Neti, breathing should be done from mouth. ••Ideal time to perform is before sunrise, lukewarm salted water is to be ... |
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the one to discriminate between reality and unreality (appearance) and guides towards the path of real happiness and bliss. •• The main aim of the ... |
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the yogic practices. Before the yogic practice •• Shauch means cleanliness, an important pre-requisite for Yogic practice. •• It includes the clean... |
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session should end with meditation followed by deep silence and then Shanti Path. Y ogic P rinciples and P ractices F or W ellness •• Wellness is a... |
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being done, enhances energy flow and results in healthy blood circulation to the different body parts and internal organs. ▪▪ Dhyana creates a calm... |
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attention. b) Poor school performance. c) Depression and anxiety. d) Unnatural deaths, for example from motor vehicle accidents, due to drunken dri... |
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try Sutra Neti unless Jala Neti is perfected. •• Do not apply force while inserting the thread. •• Do not rub the Sutra too fast during practice. B... |
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and Agni are synonymous words meaning fire and ‘Sāra’ means essence. According to Hatha yogic tradition, the essence of fire is located in the nave... |
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balance the body equally on both the feet (samasthiti). 1 2 3 4 Fig. 6.8: 1. Namaskarasana 2. Hastottanasana 3. Padhastasana 4. Ashwasanchalanasana... |
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bend the right leg and bring it forward. Keep the right foot on the ground between the arms and left leg backward with the knee touching the ground... |
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asanas are explained here: in classroom and measure the holding time of yogasana. Tadasana Tadasana is named after the Tada (Palm tree) as in the f... |
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Relax and repeat the asana by bending the left leg. Dos and Don’ts ••Normal breathing should be continued in the final posture. ••Avoid this practi... |
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wheel. In this posture, the shape of the body takes the shape of half wheel, therefore it is called Ardha-chakrasana. Stages for Practice •• Stand ... |
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behind the right foot. ••The left arm is straight up, in line with the right arm. Turn your head and gaze at the tip of the left hand middle finger... |
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strengthens the heart muscles. ••It improves digestion. ••It helps to reduce fat from waist and hips. ••It increases harmony between the body and m... |
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and fingers pointing forward. This is dandasana. ••Fold the right leg at the knee and place the foot under the right buttock. ••Similarly folding t... |
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be touched to the ground. ••Avoid excessive arching of the spine. ••One should avoid pushing the foot inside beyond one’s capacity. Benefits ••This... |
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