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Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Journal

Volume  15, Issue 4, October-December 2022, Pages 173-179
 

Original Article

Comparison between Dynamic Surya Namaskar and High Intensity Interval Training to Determine their Effectiveness on Cardiorespiratory Endurance among Physiotherapy Students: An Experimental Study

Vikas. M. Dhimmar1, Prince T. Ahir2, Ravi A. Solanki3, Nildeep A. Dava4, Nirali C. Ahir5, Dimpal M. Solanki6

1Assistant Professor, 2-6Interns, Department of Physiotherapy, College of Physiotherapy, M. B. Gohil Instiitute of Medical Science and Research Center, Navsari 396445, Gujarat, India1Assistant Professor, Department of Physiotherapy, Bethel College of Physiotherapy, Preethy Nagar, Bangalore 560058, India, 2Principal, Hosmat College of Physiotherapy, Laggere, Bangalore 560058, Karnataka, India

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DOI: DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/potj.0974.5777.15422.4

Abstract

.  Background: Cardio-respiratory and muscular endurance are thepriority for the field of physiotherapy, this profession demands more physical effortsto treatpatients. So good cardiorespiratory endurance of physiotherapy students is must, in order toimprove cardiorespiratory endurance, there must be exercise training included in thecurriculum which is less time consuming and also have good results, and for the improvement of cardiorespiratory endurance there is two well known exercise protocol is there the Dynamic surya namaskara and High intensity interval training Hence this study was undertaken to compare both the protocol and find which one is good for physiotherapy student by measuring their cardiorespiratory endurance after the training and comparing them from the previous endurance value taken before the training. And the comparison is also made between both groups average value of endurance improvement.

Purpose of the Study: Aim of this study is to compare 6 weeks exercise protocols effectiveness of two different cardiorespiratory endurance trainings namely the Dynamic surya namskara and High intensity interval training and state which training is good for physiotherapy student to have in their curriculum for improve their cardiorespiratory endurance and yet it should not impact their study time and be less time consuming.

Method: A experimental study was conducted in M.B Gohil institute of medical science and researchcentre Navsari, Gujarat. The study has included 32 physiotherapy students, divided into two groups usingconvenient sampling who have normal BMI and no other cardiopulmonary diseases according to our inclusion and exclusion criteria, one group underwent dynamic Surya namaskar training and the other group underwent high-intensity interval training, the study was conducted over a period of 6 weeks. The outcome of the cardiorespiratory endurance was measured by using the Harvard step test both before and after the training with prior informed consent.

Outcome Measure: Harvard Step Test. Statistical Analysis: Statistical analysis was done using Microsoft office excel 2010.

  Result: The study was done among the 32 students who completed the full training protocol whereas 16 students were undergone Dynamic Surya Namaskar training and the other 16 students were undergone High intensity interval training. Cardiorespiratory endurance of students was measured by performing the Harvard step test both previously and after the training protocol then the comparison of previous values and post values was done to check the improvement in endurance, the endurance was increased in both the groups, 37.45% in Dynamic Surya Namaskar group and 58.31% improvement in High intensity interval training group so both the training are very effective to improve cardiorespiratory endurance. The comparison was done Among the two training Dynamic Surya Namaskar and High-intensity interval training but there was no significant difference observed thus both the training are somewhat equally effective to improve cardiorespiratory endurance.

Conclusion: The present study showed that both trainings is very good to improve cardiorespiratory endurance here high intensity interval training has slightly better improvement results than dynamic Surya namaskar training, but it is not significant enough to state that High-intensity interval training is far better than dynamic Surya namaskar training. Considering the limitation of High-intensity interval training, dynamic Surya namaskar training is a very good alternative with similar results on cardiorespiratory endurance according to our research

 


Keywords : Keywords:High intensity interval training (HIIT); Dynamic Surya namaskar; Cardiorespiratory endurance; Harvard step test; Navsari; Physiotherapy students.
Corresponding Author : Vikas. M. Dhimmar, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiotherapy, College of Physiotherapy, M. B. Gohil Instiitute of Medical Science and Research Center, Navsari 396445, Gujarat, India