Level of physical activity of women and men from independent cultural centers in Poland

• Autorzy: Bergier M. , Bergier B.

Warianty tytułu

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Poziom aktywności fizycznej kobiet i mężczyzn z niezależnych centrów kultury funkcjonujących na terenie Polski

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

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Background. The aim of this study was to identify the level of physical activity of members of Independent Cultural Centers (ICCs) operating in Poland. The choice of this group was dictated by the desire to identify unconventional initiatives (including various types of physical activities) that differentiate the group from previously researched socio-professional groups. Material and methods. The study included participants from all ICCs in Poland, represented by 38 women and 66 men aged 19 to 46 years. To assess their level of physical activity, the short version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ short) was used. Results. For both sexes, physical activity at intensity levels of vigorous (VPA), moderate (MPA), light (walking) (LPA), as well as the total physical activity (TPA) of the subjects, were measured. Among men, weekly VPA energy expenditure was 1281.2 MET-min/week (SD = 763.6) and among women 1162.7 MET-min/wk. (SD = 644.6). For MPA, analysis of the results showed an energy expenditure of 918.8 MET-min/week (SD = 650.6) in women and 772.3 MET-min/week (SD = 455.5) in men. Weekly LPA energy expenditure was 1342 MET-min/ week in men (SD = 827.2) and 1341.3 MET-min/week in women (SD = 823.6). Conclusions. Respondents from the ICCs constituted a group characterized by positive physical activity scores. Women had higher results compared to men in the VPA, MPA and TPA analyses, although these differences were not statistically significant. The respondents’ results were also more favorable in relation to groups of students and members of other Polish associations and non-governmental organizations.

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Wprowadzenie. Celem badań było rozpoznanie poziomu aktywności fizycznej członków Niezależnych Centrów Kultury (NCK) funkcjonujących na terenie Polski. Wybór tej grupy podyktowany był chęcią podjęcia próby rozpoznania nieszablonowych inicjatyw (w tym zajęć ruchowych), różniących ją od dotychczas badanych grup społeczno-zawodowych. Materiał i metody. W badaniu uwzględniono uczestników wszystkich aktywnie działających NCK na terenie Polski, reprezentowanych przez 38 kobiet i 66 mężczyzn w wieku od 19 do 46 lat. Do oceny poziomu aktywności fizycznej badanych, wykorzystano krótką wersję Międzynarodowego Kwestionariusza Aktywności Fizycznej (IPAQ short). Wyniki. Rozpoznano aktywność fizyczną badanych obojga płci na poziomie intensywności wysokiej (VPA), umiarkowanej (MPA), niskiej (chodzenie) (LPA) oraz całkowitą aktywność fizyczną (TPA) badanych. Wśród mężczyzn tygodniowy wydatek energetyczny VPA wynosił 1281,2 MET-min/tydz. (SD = 763,6), wśród kobiet 1162,7 MET-min/tydz. (SD = 644,6). Wprzypadku MPA analiza wyników wykazała wydatek energetyczny na poziomie 918,8 METmin/tydz. (SD = 650,6) u kobiet i 772,3 MET-min/tydz. (SD = 455,5) u mężczyzn. Tygodniowy wydatek energetyczny LPA wynosił 1342 MET-min/tydz. u mężczyzn (SD = 827,2) i 1341,3 MET-min/tydz. u kobiet (SD = 823,6). Wnioski. Respondenci z NCK byli grupą charakteryzującą się korzystnymi wynikami aktywności fizycznej. Kobiety uzyskały rezultaty wyższe w porównaniu do mężczyzn w analizach VPA, MPA oraz TPA choć nie były to różnice statystycznie istotne. Wyniki respondentów były także korzystniejsze, w odniesieniu do grup studentów oraz członków innych polskich stowarzyszeń i organizacji pozarządowych.

Słowa kluczowe

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physical activity; woman; men; independent cultural center; International Physical Activity Questionnaire; Poland

• Wydawca: -
• Czasopismo: Health Problems of Civilization
• Rocznik: 2021
• Tom: 15
• Numer: 2
• Opis fizyczny: p.131-136,ref.

Twórcy

autor

Bergier M.

• Department of Tourism and Recreation, Pope John Paul II State School of Higher Education, Sidorska 95/97, 21-500 Biala Podlaska, Poland

autor

Bergier B.

• Department of Tourism and Recreation, Pope John Paul II State School of Higher Education in Biala Podlaska, Biala Podlaska, Poland

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DOI

10.5114/hpc.2021.103867