Literature DB >> 17570889

Evaluation of required motor abilities in commonly practiced exercise modes and potential training effects among adults.

Marjo B Rinne1, Seppo I Miilunpalo, Ari O Heinonen.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: There is a lack of knowledge of the motor abilities required in different exercise modes which are needed when counseling sedentary middle-aged people to start a physically active lifestyle.
METHODS: Nominal group technique was used to establish the consensus statement concerning motor abilities and physical fitness in 31 exercise modes.
RESULTS: Walking, running, jogging, and calisthenics were regarded as the most suitable exercise modes for most people with no specific requirements. The most demanding exercise modes of evaluated exercise modes were roller skating, downhill skiing, and martial arts, requiring all five motor abilities. Four abilities were necessary in skating, jazz dance, and ice hockey. When exercising is target-oriented, endurance is trained evidently in 27 out of 31 and muscle strength in 22 out of 31 exercise modes.
CONCLUSIONS: The consensus statement gives theoretical basis for the components of motor abilities and physical fitness components in different exercise modes. The statement is instructive in order to promote health-enhancing physical activity among sedentary people. This study completes the selection of the exercise modes more detailed than current PA recommendation and guidelines for public health. A variety of exercise modes with one or none motor requirements is available to start. When amount and intensity of exercise is increased the training effects can be found in most components of motor ability and physical fitness.

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Year:  2007        PMID: 17570889     DOI: 10.1123/jpah.4.2.203

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Phys Act Health        ISSN: 1543-3080


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