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The exercise regimen of high school students and its impact on body composition.
Říha, Radek ; Bunc, Václav (advisor) ; Hráský, Pavel (referee)
Title: The exercise regimen of high school students and its impact on body composition Objectives: The main goal is to use a literature research and measurement to identify the current high school population relationship to physical activity and the revenues resulting effect on their body composition. Methods: This work uses the methods of literature analysis and measurement. The target group, consisting of young male probands, is measured in their first year of high school (15 - 16 years). The exercise regimen was tested with pedometers and the body composition was determined by bioelectrical impedance B.I.A. 2000 - M. apparatus. Results: The volume of physical activity in high school is inadequate, which shows both the average number of steps per day and percentage of body fat and the relationship between these two components. Only 2 of 9 students met the standard 10 000 steps per day and the same 2 matched standards of 11,3 % body fat, which evidently shows the relationship of these two components. Further it shown that the implemented exercise regimen has no significant effect on the value of the ECM/BCM Key words: physical acitivity, health, lifestyle, overweight and obesity, body composition
The Physical activity in vegetarian women
KOVAŘÍKOVÁ, Štěpánka
The thesis titled The Physical activity in vegetarian women consists of two parts. The first, theoretical part is devoted mainly vegetarianism as such. There clarify the concept of vegetarianism, its distribution and nutritional aspects of a vegetarian diet with regular physical activity. Further topics are about physical activity recommendations for adults in the Czech Republic and in the global context. There are also benefits of human walk. The second part of the thesis deals with research of the issue. There is solved the question of vegetarianism and its potential impact on increasing the level of physical activity among women. To find answers was elected the research group of thirty vegetarian women and a control group of thirty women eating in the usual way in a similar age variance. Comparison of these two specific groups of women took place within the gained data from an international survey of PA IPAQ-long and weekly monitoring using pedometers six months in repetition. Based on the results wasn´t recorded demonstrable evidence that vegetarianism affecting the increase in the physical activity compared with the population eating in the conventional way.

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