Are predispositions for physical exercise influenced by body mass?

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angličtina
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Are predispositions for physical exercise influenced by body mass?
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Poor nutrition, in addition to an overall lack of exercise, is one of the major issues of the current lifestyle. The basic question needed to be answered when designing exercise intervention: Are the physical assumptions affected by body mass (BM)? The exercise predispositions can be evaluated by the extracellular (ECM) and intracellular (BCM) mass ratio. To verify the dependence of the ECM/BCM on BM we calculated ECM/BCM for girls (normal BM, N=546, mean age=12.8+-3.7yrs , BMI=19.5+-0.2kg.m-2; overweight, 148, 12.6+-3.2, 24.7+-0.4; obese, 95, 12.9+-3.4, 29.6+-0.6), adult women of middle age (98, 42.3+-4.6, 23.5+-0.6; 84, 42.8+-4.5, 28.4+-0.8; 76, 42.9+-4.7, 32.8+-0.9) and female seniors (18, 69.4+-2.6, 26.6+-0.8; 15, 69.8+-2.5, 29.6+-1.0; 26, 68.9+-2.3, 34.8+-1.2). For the same age, we did not find any significant differences in the ECM/BCM, and non-significant dependence on BM in subjects differing in body mass. This coefficient ranged from 0.89+-0.02 in adult women with normal BM to
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Publication year
2015
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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