Physical Activity: Does Environment Make a Difference for Tension, Stress, Emotional Outlook, and Perceptions of Health Status?

Puett, Robin; Teas, Jane; España-Romero, Vanesa; Artero, Enrique G.; Lee, Duck-chul; Baruth, Meghan; Sui, Xuemei; Montresor-López, Jessica; Blair, Steven N.

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“…1 Because fewer than half of Americans meet these guidelines, 2 physicians are being encouraged to routinely counsel patients about physical activity and to offer “park prescriptions”, identifying nearby parks and recommending regular visits. 3,4 Yet, the degree to which parks are designed or managed to optimize physical activity for all age groups and genders has not been examined at the national level. 5,6 Many urban parks were created before climate-controlled indoor spaces and electronic visual media existed, when work required more physical activity and labor-saving devices were less available.…”

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The First National Study of Neighborhood Parks

Cohen

Han

Nagel³

et al. 2016

American Journal of Preventive Medicine

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Introduction An extensive infrastructure of neighborhood parks supports leisure time physical activity in most U.S. cities; yet, most Americans do not meet national guidelines for physical activity. Neighborhood parks have never been assessed nationally to identify their role in physical activity. Methods Using a stratified multistage sampling strategy, a representative sample of 174 neighborhood parks in 25 major cities (population >100,000) across the U.S. was selected. Park use, park-based physical activity, and park conditions were observed during a typical week using systematic direct observation during spring/summer of 2014. Park administrators were interviewed to assess policies and practices. Data were analyzed in 2014–2015 using repeated-measure negative binomial regressions to estimate weekly park use and park-based physical activity. Results Nationwide, the average neighborhood park of 8.8 acres averaged 23 users/hour or an estimated 1,533 person hours of weekly use. Walking loops and gymnasia each generated 221 hours/week of moderate to vigorous physical activity. Seniors represented 4% of park users, but 20% of the general population. Parks were used less in low-income than in high-income neighborhoods, largely explained by fewer supervised activities and marketing/outreach efforts. Programming and marketing were associated with 37% and 63% more hours of moderate to vigorous physical activity/week in parks, respectively. Conclusions The findings establish national benchmarks for park use, which can guide future park investments and management practices to improve population health. Offering more programming, using marketing tools like banners and posters, and installing facilities like walking loops may help currently underutilized parks increase population physical activity.

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The First National Study of Neighborhood Parks

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American Journal of Preventive Medicine

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“…Na Figura 1 do fluxograma do resultado do processo de seleção dos artigos da revisão sistemática pode-se constatar um número significativo de estudos envolvendo os temas exercício outdoor, exercício indoor, bem-estar e conexão com a natureza (1560 artigos), no entanto após leitura dos títulos, dos resumos e dos textos completos apenas 13 estudos (Matsouka et al, 2005;Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;Pasanen et al, 2014;Puett et al, 2014;Weng e Chiang, 2014;Calogiuri et al, 2015;Wood et al, 2015;Rogerson et al, 2016;Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016;Krinski et al, 2017;Niedermeier et al, 2017;Fuegen e Breitenbecher, 2018;Legrand et al, 2018) que buscam analisar a relação comparativa entre o exercício outdoor e indoor com o bem-estar e conexão com a natureza com foco na qualidade de vida e saúde da população.…”

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“…Na tabela 1, são apresentados os detalhes e informações dos 13 estudos (Matsouka et al, 2005;Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;Pasanen et al, 2014;Puett et al, 2014;Weng e Chiang, 2014;Calogiuri et al, 2015;Wood et al, 2015;Rogerson et al, 2016;Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016;Krinski et al, 2017;Niedermeier et al, 2017;Fuegen e Breitenbecher, 2018;Legrand et al, 2018) inclusos na revisão. Foram avaliados: ano de publicação, número de sujeitos, número de sujeitos por sexo, idade e instrumentos de coleta de dados das pesquisas realizadas.…”

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“…Os treze estudos (Matsouka et al, 2005;Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;Pasanen et al, 2014;Puett et al, 2014;Weng e Chiang, 2014;Calogiuri et al, 2015;Wood Rev. Bras.…”

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“…Rogerson et al, 2016;Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016;Krinski et al, 2017;Niedermeier et al, 2017;Fuegen e Breitenbecher, 2018;Legrand et al, 2018) inclusos na revisão, 12 estudos, 92% (Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;Pasanen et al, 2014;Puett et al, 2014;Weng e Chiang, 2014;Wood et al, 2016;Calogiuri et al, 2015 ;Rogerson et al, 2016;Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016;Krinski et al, 2017;Niedermeier et al, 2017;Fuegen e Breitenbecher, 2018;Legrand et al, 2018) sobre a relação entre exercício indoor, outdoor, bemestar subjetivo e conexão com a natureza produzidas em sua maioria nos últimos 05 anos, sendo destes, quatro estudos realizados em 2014 (Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;Pasanen et al, 2014;Puett et al, 2014;Weng e Chiang, 2014), dois estudos em 2015 (Calogiuri et al, 2015;Wood et al, 2015), dois estudos em 2016 (Rogerson et al, 2016;Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016), dois estudos em 2017 (Krinski et al, 2017;Niedermeier et al, 2017), dois estudos em 2018 (Fuegen e Breitenbecher, 2018;Legrand et al, 2018) A somatória total da população investigada nos estudos foi de 14.868 participantes, sendo 10.340 homens (70%) e 4.528 mulheres (30%), com idade entre 15-75 anos. Destes estudos apenas três trabalhos apresentaram uma amostra somente de mulheres (Matsouka et al, 2005; Lacharité-Lemieux e Dionne, 2016; Krinski et al, 2017) e nove estudos apresentaram uma amostra mista constituída de homens e de mulheres (Loureiro e Veloso, 2014;…”

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Exercício físico outdoor e indoor, bem-estar subjetivo e conexão com a Natureza: uma revisão sistemática

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Fridich²,

Souza³

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Rev. Bras. Gest. Amb. Sustent.

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Ciências da Saúde. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Neurociência Cognitiva. Campus I. João Pessoa-PB (CEP 58051-900).Resumo. O presente estudo sintetiza as evidências disponíveis na literatura sobre a relação entre exercício físico outdoor e indoor, conexão com o meio ambiente e bem-estar a partir de busca sistemática no portal "periódicos capes" e "biblioteca virtual de saúde", utilizando os descritores relacionados ao tema. Foram selecionados treze artigos para leitura, análise e discussão. Os resultados mostraram que os exercícios outdoor apresentam efeitos estatisticamente significativos na melhoria e ganhos em aspectos psicoemocionais e aspectos relacionados à conectividade com a Natureza, no entanto em termos fisiológicos os resultados comparativos entre exercício outdoor e indoor não mostraram diferenças significativas entre essas duas categorias de exercícios. Palavras-chaves:Exercício; Qualidade de vida; Revisão por pares; Saúde. Abstract. Physical exercise outdoor and indoor, subjective well-being and connectedness to nature: A systematic review.The present study summarizes the evidence available in the literature on the relationship between outdoor and indoor exercise, connection with the environment and well-being from a systematic search on the portal "periodic capes" and "virtual health library", using the descriptors related to the theme. Thirteen articles were selected for reading, analysis and discussion. The results showed that outdoor exercises have statistically significant effects on improvement and gains in psycho-emotional aspects and aspects related to nature connectivity. However, in physiological terms the comparative results between outdoor and indoor exercise showed no significant differences between these two exercise categories.

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Green Exercise, Health and Well-Being

Loureiro

Veloso

2016

International Handbooks of Quality-of-Life

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