Influencia de determinantes socio-demográficos en la adherencia a las recomendaciones de actividad física en personas de entre 15 y 74 años de Madrid

Rodríguez-Romo, Gabriel; Cordente, Carlos A.; Mayorga, Juan I.; Garrido-Muñoz, María; Macías, Ricardo; Lucı́a, Alejandro; Ruiz, Jonatan R.

doi:10.1590/s1135-57272011000400004

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“…particularly in the Madrid area, with most (80%) adults in this region meeting PA recommendations (Rodriguez-Romo et al, 2011). The higher PA levels noted for individuals in Madrid compared to other cohorts of Western participants (particularly from North America or North European countries) could be explained by the good weather for outdoor sports and other activities added to less reliance on cars for activities such as shopping.…”

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“…Levels of MVPA also were higher in the two groups (356 and 359 minutes per week for the cancer survivors and noncancer groups, respectively) compared to pooled accelerometry data from four countries (Norway, Portugal, Sweden, and the United States) in which 9,564 individuals showed mean cumulative MVPA levels of about 249 and 224 minutes per week for men and women, respectively (Hallal et al, 2012). For the Spanish population, research indicates a favorable trend in self-reported PA levels in the past few years (Palacios-Cena et al, 2011;Rodriguez-Romo et al, 2011), Note. Because of rounding, not all percentages total 100.…”

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Objectively Assessed Physical Activity Levels in Spanish Cancer Survivors

Ruiz-Casado¹,

Verdugo²,

Solano³

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Oncology Nursing Forum

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Objectively Assessed Physical Activity Levels in Spanish Cancer Survivors

Ruiz-Casado¹,

Verdugo²,

Solano³

et al. 2013

Oncology Nursing Forum

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“…Therefore, while the level of inactivity in adolescents is 19%, the number of people aged 55 or over who do not carry out any kind of exercise is 58% [7]. Regarding gender, differences between men and women among adults are reported [22,23,24,25,26,27]. According to the WHO [28], women perform less PA than men.…”

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Determinants of Physical Activity Performed by Young Adults

García-Fernández

González‐López

Vilches‐Arenas

et al. 2019

IJERPH

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Despite the World Health Organization considering it important to promote physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle, the official data show an increase in the percentage of physical inactivity, which has brought about the development of strategies at different levels (national and international) to reverse this trend. For the development of these strategies, it is relevant to know what the determinants of physical activity (at leisure and at work) are. Therefore, this is going to be analysed in the autochthonous young adults from Seville. A cross-sectional survey of their health behaviours was carried out. The sample was selected through a proportionally stratified random sampling procedure. From the results, we highlight that the general perceived health status is good and that most physical activity is performed during leisure time. However, a majority of the population analysed reported overweight or obesity. Participants with a low perceived health status, those who have low social support from their family and friends, and those who do not smoke are the ones who have more probability of engaging in physical activity during their leisure time. However, gender, education level, and alcohol consumption are revealed as determinants of the intensity of physical activity at work. In this regard, men and/or participants with a low level of studies are those who carry out more physically demanding activities at work.

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“…Por otra parte, la principal barrera señalada en la población por la que no se practica o se abandona la práctica regular de actividad físico-deportiva es porque no se dispone de tiempo libre (14), siendo éste el principal motivo de abandono o falta de práctica también entre los adolescentes (15). No obstante, en el presente estudio no se han encontrado diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre la variable incompatibilidad de tareas, y el sexo o el curso.…”

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Evaluación de las barreras para la práctica de actividad física y deportiva en los adolescentes españoles

Espada

Galán

2017

Rev. salud pública

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RESUMENObjetivo Identificar cuáles son las barreras que perciben los adolescentes para practicar actividad física en su tiempo libre. Método Se siguió una metodología cuantitativa de corte descriptivo. La muestra estuvo formada por 324 estudiantes (54,3 % chicas y 45,7 % chicos) de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria con una edad media de 14,01±1,35 años. Para la toma de los datos se utilizó la Escala Breve de Percepción para la Práctica de Actividad Física y Deportiva en adolescentes. Las variables analizadas son el autoconcepto o la autopercepción de las competencias motrices, la motivación o el interés, el apoyo social y la incompatibilidad de tareas. Se analiza cómo estas barreras varían en función del género y del curso. Resultados Existen relaciones estadísticamente significativas entre el auto concepto y la motivación en función del sexo. Asimismo, existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas en todas las variables excepto en la de la incompatibilidad de tareas en función del curso. Conclusiones Las chicas tienen peor auto concepto y motivación sobre la práctica de actividad físico-deportiva. Por otra parte, los alumnos de mayor edad (15-16 años) presentan un mayor auto concepto o autopercepción de las competencias motrices, motivación y apoyo social.Palabras Clave: Problemas sociales; ejercicio; adolescente; identidad de género (fuente: DeCS, BIREME). ABSTRACTObjective To identify which factors adolescents perceive as preventing them from undertaking physical activity in their spare time. Methods A cross sectional descriptive and quantitative methodology was followed. The sample consisted of a total of 324 students (54.3 % girls and 45.7 % boys) enrolled in Mandatory Secondary Education with a mean age of 14.01±1.35 years old. The data was selected using the Short Scale of Perceived Barriers for the Physical Activity in Adolescents. The analyzed variables include self-perception of motor competence, motivation or interest, social support, and incompatibility with other activities. These barriers are analyzed in relation to gender and grade level. Results There are significant differences between self-perception of motor competence and motivation in relation to gender. Furthermore, there are significant differences in all variables except in the one of incompatibility with other activities in relation to grade level. Conclusion Girls have a worse self-perception of motor competence and motivation to practice physical activity. However, the oldest students (15-16 years old) present better self-perception of motor competence, motivation and social support.

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Influencia de determinantes socio-demográficos en la adherencia a las recomendaciones de actividad física en personas de entre 15 y 74 años de Madrid

Cited by 14 publications

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Objectively Assessed Physical Activity Levels in Spanish Cancer Survivors

Objectively Assessed Physical Activity Levels in Spanish Cancer Survivors

Determinants of Physical Activity Performed by Young Adults

Evaluación de las barreras para la práctica de actividad física y deportiva en los adolescentes españoles

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