[PDF] Top 20 Effects of an adapted physical activity program on psychophysical health in elderly women

... and physical and mental com- posite scores of the SF-36 Health Survey between CG and TG in response to treatment using the “per protocol” and ITT ...and physical and mental composite scores of the ... See full document

... a physical activity program affects the mobility func- tions of a group of elderly people staying in residential care facilities, focusing in particular on its effects on balance and ... See full document

... a physical exercise program that involved the pelvis, abdominal and dorsal musculature and pelvic statics of the patient of the pregnant woman suffering from urinary ...a program adapted from ... See full document

... the activity of the immune system as a consequence of exercise in older pop- ...by physical exercise ...cal activity) and immune senescence. The group of 30 eld- erly women was selected to ... See full document

... Thai elderly adults significantly improved the performance of tasks dependent on muscle strength ...of physical activity, but it is also important to offer activities that might stimulate, directly, ... See full document

... the elderly in Spain participate less in sports activities and/or physical exercise programmes than the rest of the population (Armstrong & Morgan, 1998; Dalloso, Morgan, Bassey et ...in physical ... See full document

... somatic effects of static training in the qigong program have been studied; specifically, ‘‘Qi’’ flows in certain directions and is dependent on deep breathing, posture, and meditation ...the elderly ... See full document

... training program, referring that the observed favorable changes are due to the home- and center-based training ...the effects of PA on lipid levels in general popu- lations and also in elderly ... See full document

... and physical activity definitely has a positive effect to the ...the elderly to conduct free-weight and muscular-resistance exercise on their own, and for beginners, it shall be a risk of injury ... See full document

... the women of the 1st tertile BMI ...of health, particularly with regard to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes (Maggi et ...active women with a lower BMI are also those with ... See full document

... an Adapted Physical Activity (APA) program with specific exercises for flexed posture would improve postural align- ment and physical performance in a more effective way than a ... See full document

... training program and were simply asked to continue their physical activity as ...The physical education teachers were responsible for each training session, and the investiga- tor was always ... See full document

... the effects of an exercise program on functional fitness among independently living old ...training program was well suited to healthy inactive older adults in twice-a-week ...additional ... See full document

... (90,303) women aged 40–75 years and living in Västmanland and Uppsala County received a mailed questionnaire about diet, weight, height, and ...66,651 women in the source popula- tion (74%). We excluded ... See full document

... older women day by day with possibility of falls, protecting of ...by women with the high corporal weight, however, the volunteers with appropriate corporal weight accomplished the exercise without ... See full document

... In the first session, participants discussed their fitness goals with the researcher. Together, they agreed on current baseline abilities and set achievable outcomes for their GAS scale. All goals were set using the FITT ... See full document

... This evaluation of Colorado’s interprofessional OHE pro- gram expands our knowledge of the diffusion of state oral health initiatives that have emerged since Washington’s and North Carolina’s pioneering work and ... See full document

... the physical and mental health of elementary students is of ...addition, physical activity and fitness have decreased and the mean height and weight for children and adolescents have increased ... See full document

... QoL is a powerful indicator to consider when imple- menting and evaluating OA management programs. QoL is best monitored and reassessed in the short and long term to ensure effectiveness of interventions. Avail- able ... See full document

... of health services, and primary care spe- cifically, is the prevention of morbidity and ...the elderly population to pre- vent and reduce functional ...so physical activity becomes a regular ... See full document