萨莱诺大学体育科学和运动课程学生在保持社会距离期间的户外运动和身体活动

Q2 Health Professions

Journal of Physical Education and Sport Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.7752/JPES.2021.S1071

G. Raiola, S. Aliberti

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引用次数: 9

摘要

当前汽车和体育领域的主要问题之一是COVID-19疫情对健身和体育中心经济的影响，这些中心因活动长期封锁而面临永久关闭的风险。对于未来的重新启动，有必要找到适应和/或补偿策略。该研究调查了当前运动练习的一些因素以及组织/参加户外健身课程的可能性。该研究的目的是总结当前的艺术状态，即使目前是动态的，为当前生活方式可能发生的变化假设一种新的适应和/或补偿策略。方法样本由224名萨勒诺大学运动科学专业的学生组成，因为他们是未来的专家。采用谷歌表格编制了一份结构化问卷，并通过电子邮件发送给学生，对数据进行了聚类分析和描述性统计，以计算以百分比表示的变量。结果第二次封锁并没有阻止运动科学学生进行体育活动(78.6%)，57.6%的学生表示他们单独进行户外运动活动(6016%);在街上55(47%),没有一个面具(71 09%)和保持社会距离(97 66%)绝大多数(94 64%)从来没有练习或组织户外健身类;然而,在未来64年3%愿意计划/参加户外健身运动所代表的一个障碍可能缺乏空间或路径,按照规定到74年11%的结论从这项研究的结果,初步一个进化的现象出现,有时,弥补了当前紧急状态,鉴于数据的本地性质，它可以用于运动科学的建立和新的培训，称为体育，运动和健康管理©2021,Editura Universitatii din Pitesti版权所有

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Outdoor sports and physical activity during social distancing by sports sciences and exercise course students at the university of Salerno

Problem Statement One of the major current problems in the motor and sports field concerns the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on the economy of fitness and sports centers, which risk a permanent closure due to the prolonged blocking of activities For a future restart, it is necessary to find adaptive and / or compensatory strategies, such as outdoor activities Purpose The study investigates some elements of current motor practice and the possibility of organizing / participating in outdoor fitness classes The utility is to summarize the state of the art, even if currently dynamic, to hypothesize a new adaptive and / or compensatory strategy for the possible change in current lifestyles Methods The sample is made up of 224 motor science students from the University of Salerno because they are future experts and, in the abstract, interpreters of a healthy and active lifestyle tending to performance A structured questionnaire was prepared with Google Forms and emailed to students Data were analyzed using cluster analysis and descriptive statistics, to calculate the variables expressed as a percentage Results The second lockdown did not stop the practice of physical activity (78 6%) in motor science students 57 6% declared that they practiced outdoor motor activities, individually (60 16%), on the street (55 47%), without a mask (71 09%) and maintaining social distancing (97 66%) The majority (94 64%) have never practiced or organized outdoor fitness classes;however, 64 3% in the future are willing to plan / take part in outdoor fitness classes An obstacle could be represented by the lack of spaces or paths, as stated by 74 11% Conclusions From the result of the study, an evolving phenomenon emerges preliminarily which, at times, compensates for the current emergency state and, proactively, can be adaptive Given the local nature of the data, it can be used for the establishment and new training in motor sciences, called Sport, Exercise and Wellness Management © 2021, Editura Universitatii din Pitesti All rights reserved

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Journal of Physical Education and Sport Health Professions-Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation

CiteScore

2.80

自引率

0.00%

发文量

282

审稿时长

5 weeks

期刊介绍： The main objective of JPES is to unite specialists from different fields, including sport, physical activity, kinesiology, education, health and nutrition, to provide the opportunity for multidisciplinary debates and comprehensive understanding of how physical activity influences human life. Researchers from areas that are related to sport and health are invited to publish their cutting-edge research and its practical applicability. Our target group of expert specialists includes academic researchers, kinesitherapists, physical education and sports teachers, physicians in sports medicine, psychologists, nutritionists, coaches and any other researchers involved in the sports field. JPES aims to act as a stimulus and a dissemination instrument for the research activity of Romanian and foreign investigators. JPES primarily publishes articles in the following fields: the natural sciences of sport, social and behavioral sciences and humanities, sports management, sports medicine, sports pedagogy and sport itself. The journal also aims to facilitate and enhance communication across all sub-disciplines of the sport sciences. The journal awaits original papers, review articles, technical reports and short communications that contain new insight into any aspect of the sport sciences that have not been previously published and are not under consideration for publication elsewhere.