पोलैंड के प्रोफेसर करेंगे सोनीपत के छोरे पर रिसर्च, सूर्य नमस्कार कर संदीप ने बनाया था विश्व रिकॉर्ड

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सोनीपत के संदीप आर्य पर पोलैंड के प्रोफेसर रिसर्च करेंगे.

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00:00My name is Dr. Krzysztof Stets from Warsaw, Poland and I have been doing

00:09research on Surya Namaskar for many many years. I started practicing first about

00:1640 years ago in hundreds and I've done thousands as well and I noticed great

00:24benefits for a human body. I have done my master degree studies at BHU, Banarsk Hindu

00:33University for two years and my thesis, master degree thesis, under the guidance

00:40of Professor Rajiv Chaudhry were on Surya Namaskar and then my PhD studies were

00:53at University of Rajasthan in Jaipur and I researched a lot more components of

01:01Surya Namaskar and eventually I got my degree from Polish University of

01:08Physical Education. So I have a little experience doing Surya Namaskar

01:15practically and also researching that objectively.

01:19Sir, how did you find about the Sandeep? You will research on Sandeep and what

01:25depends between... Well, because I know how much effort, how much skill it takes to do

01:33even a hundred or I've done over a thousand. So someone doing 20,000, it seemed to me

01:43impossible. So I wanted to check and see that this is a real number, real accomplishment.

01:51Sir? How Do you know adversity?

02:05foreign

02:19foreign

02:33In sports, I have to think about 400 meters of running in sports.

02:36I have to think about a small sport,

02:38but I have to think about some of my friends

02:40and I don't have to name any of my friends.

02:42In yoga, I have to go to Surya Namaskar,

02:44which is my whole family name,

02:46and I have to go to Surya Namaskar.

02:48It is difficult,

02:49but if you take it,

02:50it is difficult.

02:52What kind of practice is your routine?

02:54I am at 3 o'clock,

02:563 o'clock,

02:584 o'clock practice,

03:00natural diet,

03:02and I am at 3 o'clock,

03:05the first day of the day,

03:07when you were running the world championship,

03:09what kind of country did you do?

03:11The second day was Japan,

03:13and the second day was 8 hours,

03:15and the second day was 29 hours,

03:17and the second day was 6 hours.

03:19The second day,

03:21it was 7 hours and the second day.

03:23They were still in India?

03:25We still in India?

03:27The second day was the day

03:29in India.

03:31I have received a certificate from USA, London, and I have received a certificate from USA.

03:39Golden book, London book, Guinness book, all books have been named.

03:43Your name is 36 hours.

03:46I have received a break from 36 hours.

03:50We will try to make this record in 2026.

03:53The first step is to break it.

03:56The first step is to keep an agreement from the UAP.

04:01The first step is to make the agreement from the UAP.

04:07The next step is to make the agreement with the UAP.

04:12We will not be a member of the UAP.

04:17We will not be a member of the UAP.

04:21I am a scientist from Polland from Polland.

04:23He has been a PhD and has seen that in India there are so many people who have been involved in such a while.

04:29So he has been involved in social media.

04:33He has been involved in research and he has been involved in such a while.

04:37Because he has been involved in a lot of people who have been involved in such a while.

04:42So he has been involved in our own Haryana Sonipat.

04:46We are looking at practice, diet and diet.

04:49We are looking at the same time,

04:51and we are looking at what we eat and what we eat.

04:54We will research on the whole body of the body in Bangalore.

05:01This is the most important research from the world.

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