2017
DOI: 10.1111/ggi.13167
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Effects of an exercise model based on functional circuits in an older population with different levels of social participation

Abstract: Aim: To investigate whether being part of a community organization interfered with older adults' overall functionality. The magnitude of responses to a community exercise program based on functional circuits in socially active and socially non-active older adults was also investigated.Methods: A total of 200 older adults aged ≥60 years from Requinoa, Chile, participated in the study. Participants were separated into two groups according to the level of social participation: socially active (SA) and socially no… Show more

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“…(Takagi, Kondo, & Kawachi, 2013;Unger, McAvay, Bruce, Berkman, & Seeman, 1999;Willie-Tyndale et al, 2016) Physical and mental health have been related to higher social participation, which is an important factor to prevent frailty and disability in elderly people. (Holt-Lunstad, Smith, & Layton, 2010;Loyola, Camillo, Torres, & Probst, 2017) Social participation is defined as the inclusion and formal or informal participation of the elderly in social activities with friends, family and community, including religious, social, political, sport and cultural encounters. (Loyola et al, 2017;Willie-Tyndale et al, 2016) The interest of studying the effects of social participation has increased substantially (Loyola et al, 2017;Richard, Gauvin, Gosselin, & Laforest, 2009;Van Brakel et al, 2006), since the social participation increase the physical activity levels and the social interaction, improving the mental and physical disability, reducing the depression symptoms and the risk of mortality.…”
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“…(Takagi, Kondo, & Kawachi, 2013;Unger, McAvay, Bruce, Berkman, & Seeman, 1999;Willie-Tyndale et al, 2016) Physical and mental health have been related to higher social participation, which is an important factor to prevent frailty and disability in elderly people. (Holt-Lunstad, Smith, & Layton, 2010;Loyola, Camillo, Torres, & Probst, 2017) Social participation is defined as the inclusion and formal or informal participation of the elderly in social activities with friends, family and community, including religious, social, political, sport and cultural encounters. (Loyola et al, 2017;Willie-Tyndale et al, 2016) The interest of studying the effects of social participation has increased substantially (Loyola et al, 2017;Richard, Gauvin, Gosselin, & Laforest, 2009;Van Brakel et al, 2006), since the social participation increase the physical activity levels and the social interaction, improving the mental and physical disability, reducing the depression symptoms and the risk of mortality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Holt-Lunstad, Smith, & Layton, 2010;Loyola, Camillo, Torres, & Probst, 2017) Social participation is defined as the inclusion and formal or informal participation of the elderly in social activities with friends, family and community, including religious, social, political, sport and cultural encounters. (Loyola et al, 2017;Willie-Tyndale et al, 2016) The interest of studying the effects of social participation has increased substantially (Loyola et al, 2017;Richard, Gauvin, Gosselin, & Laforest, 2009;Van Brakel et al, 2006), since the social participation increase the physical activity levels and the social interaction, improving the mental and physical disability, reducing the depression symptoms and the risk of mortality. (Kavanagh, Bentley, Turrell, Broom, & Subramanian, 2006;Unger et al, 1999) Studies have reported that social participation may vary between both sexes.…”
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“…5,6 In an attempt to delay or mitigate these changes, physical training has been cited as a fundamental strategy to maintain functional capacity. 7 Aerobic training is an excellent strategy for the cardiovascular adaptations, since, over time, blood vessels lose elasticity, capillary diameter, and endothelial function, and also present a reduced blood capillaries/muscle fiber ratio. [8][9][10] However, strength training also provides benefits, such as increased muscle mass, concomitantly with muscular strength.…”
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confidence: 99%