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International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health

ISSN 2394-1685

6 papers in the library · publishing 2024-2026

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Yoga mudras and their potential benefits for health and well-being: A critical review of Chin Mudra and Hridaya (Apana Vayu) Mudra

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health October 1, 2026 R Praveen

Yoga mudras are traditional gestures used in association with meditation, breathing exercises, and other yogic practices. Chin Mudra is commonly associated with meditative awareness and concentration, whereas Hridaya Mudra, frequently identified with Apana Vayu Mudra in contemporary yoga practice, is traditionally associated with the heart and cardiovascular well-being. Despite their...

The Role of Yoga in Health and Human Consciousness: Insights from Modern Science and Classical Yogic Texts

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health August 1, 2026 Km Priyanka, Vinita Bajpai Mishra, Manorama Nikhra

Yoga offers a comprehensive and integrative framework for comprehending human awareness and health (Swasthya), making it one of the most significant contributions of ancient Indian knowledge systems. Yogic philosophy views health as a dynamic equilibrium among body, mind, and awareness, as opposed to the reductionist biomedical paradigm, which mainly concentrates on the physical and...

A comparative study of stress between yogic and non-yogic students of Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health August 1, 2026 Jittu Kumar, Devendra Chandravanshi

Background: Both physical and mental health are impacted by chronic stress, especially for students who are under academic pressure. Yoga is thought to reduce stress more successfully than traditional lifestyles because it incorporates physical postures, breathing techniques, and meditation.The purpose of this research work is to see the stress levels between the yogic and non-yogic students of...

Effect of mindfulness training on sports performance and anxiety: A contemporary review with latest evidence

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health May 1, 2026 Kuldeep Kaur

Mindfulness training has emerged as a significant psychological intervention in sports psychology aimed at enhancing performance and reducing anxiety among athletes. Contemporary research suggests that mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) improve attentional control, emotional regulation, and flow states, thereby contributing to better athletic performance and reduced competitive anxiety....

The Impact of yoga and meditation in school physical education curricula: A comprehensive review

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health April 1, 2026 Thella Vamsi Krishna, N Premkumar

This paper provides a comprehensive review of the integration of yoga and meditation into school Physical Education (PE) curricula, examining their multifaceted impact on student well-being and academic outcomes. Traditional PE programs, primarily focused on physical fitness, often overlook critical mental and emotional health needs. Yoga and meditation, as holistic mind-body practices, address...

Mindful mastery: Achieving peak sports performance through mindfulness

International Journal of Physical Education Sports and Health November 1, 2024 A Mohammed Shafeek, L Arif Khan

There has been a lot of attention in the field of sports performance enhancement due to the potential advantages of mindfulness practice for athletes. Because mindfulness can enhance focus, emotional regulation, stress management, and overall wellbeing, it can help athletes perform better. Athletes of all abilities can benefit from incorporating mindfulness into their training. Athletes' minds...