Dual training and its impact on university student learning

Abstract

The general objective of the article was to relate the sport with the academic performance of the students of the Bachelor of Science, Education, and Humanities and of the Faculty of Engineering of the Autonomous University of Coahuila. It was a quantitative, cross-sectional, and correlational study. 80 subjects answered the survey, by means of a non-probabilistic sample for convenience. The central hypothesis was: There is a relationship between sport and academic performance. The working hypotheses: H1. There are significant differences between gender and the variables to be contrasted. H2. There are significant differences between the faculties and the variables to be contrasted. Statistical analyzes were performed: frequencies and percentages, comparative, correlation, and exploratory factorial. The contribution of the study lies in the fact that when the student body practices sports, it increases their concentration, makes it easier for them to integrate with their peers, improves their academic performance, and their studies, and allows them to prioritize their classes, which generates good evaluations. It can be said that, to the extent that the student community performs physical training, they improve their academic results and face situations positively as well as their emotions.