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Introduction and Historical Development                                         MODULE-1
                                                                                             Concept of Physical
                                                                                             Education and Yog
                 with totality of human behaviour which makes man different from other
                 species.

                 Now a days sports have become commercial. Each and every game is
                 organising its own professional league, which not only helps to promote
                 the game, but also helps to improve the financial structure of the society,
                 which ultimately improves the career opportunities in sports.

                 Pranayama is a yogic exercise by which one balances the respiratory cycle
                 in such a way that there is complete ‘Suppression’ or control of the breath    Note
                 and it is through this that the old sages had the transcendental experience."
                 In the  British period  for the  first time  in 1882 the  Indian Education
                 Commission  recommended physical training in school education.

                 Private organisations for physical education like gymnasia, Vyayam Shala,
                 Akhadas and Kreeda mandals contributed much for spreading traditional
                 interest  in the matter. Dandas, Baithakas, Yogic exercises, folk dances,
                 wrestling and exercises with light apparatus received greater attention.

                 In 2018 CBSE has made Physical education compulsory subject from IX to
                 XII standard in Schools.



                     TERMINAL QUESTIONS



            1)   Explain the meaning and importance of Physical Education with suitable
                 examples.
            2)   Describe the historical development of Physical Education in Indian
                 perspective.

            3)   Explain the concept of yog.
            4)   Describe the historical development of Yog.
            5)   Explain the need and importance of Yog.



                     ANSWERS TO INTEXT QUESTIONS



            1.1
            1.   True/False

                 i)   False
                 ii)  true

                 iii)  true
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