Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program
The objective is to determine the factors influencing and the impact of obese worker membership in the structured mixed exercise program. Analytical cross-sectional study of 157 obese workers, aged 18 to 59, randomly selected and subjected to a 3-day, one-day, moderate-intensity, structured exercise...
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| author | Godefroid Kusuayi Mabele Constant Nkiama Ekisawa Christophe Delecluse François Lepira Bompeka Aliocha Nkodila Natuhoyila Betty Miangindula Pierre Akilimali |
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objective is to determine the factors influencing and the impact of obese
worker membership in the structured mixed exercise program. Analytical
cross-sectional study of 157 obese workers, aged 18 to 59, randomly selected
and subjected to a 3-day, one-day, moderate-intensity, structured exercise
program of moderate-intensity to high including jogging, aerobic gymnastics,
basketball, volleyball, swimming, abdominals, and walk of 10,000 not at the
rate of three working days and two days of weekend recorded using a pedometer.
This program has been combined with low-calorie nutrition education, rich in
fiber and vitamins and have been associated with spontaneous physical exercise.
The factors influencing the adherence of obese workers to the mixed structured
exercise program were measured by the positive personal motivation associated
with membership. Motivation to undertake the intervention program resulted from
the home exercise program, attendance at appointments, better follow-up of
prescribed protocols, and better self-reported adherence. Logistic regression
was used to identify independent determinants of adherence to the intervention
program. The value of p <0.05 defined the threshold of statistical significance.
The overall adherence rate of obese workers to the exercise program was 84.1%.
Cardiovascular risk factors were significantly higher in the more adherent
compared to the less adherent (p = 0.001). Obesity, age under 50, and females
were the major determinants of joining the structured mixed exercise program
and multiplied by 5 if employees were obese and older. Less than 50 years (OR
aj = 4.91 95% CI (1.36-6.14), p = 0.001 for the obese and OR aj = 4.87 95% CI
(1.53-6.48), p = 0,000 for age under 50), and 2 for obese women (OR aj = 2.06
95% CI (1.23-4.79), p = 0.000). Obesity, female gender, and age under 50 influence
and increase obese adherence to the mixed structured exercise program. The
latter positively improve the associated cardiovascular, metabolic and
behavioral risks in the context of occupational health. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5b10dad4f18a47b9a94056a7222b123c2024-03-19T11:19:40ZengTurkish Journal of KinesiologyTurkish Journal of Kinesiology2459-01342019-09-015312413210.31459/turkjkin.594982649Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise programGodefroid Kusuayi MabeleConstant Nkiama EkisawaChristophe DelecluseFrançois Lepira BompekaAliocha Nkodila NatuhoyilaBetty MiangindulaPierre AkilimaliThe objective is to determine the factors influencing and the impact of obese worker membership in the structured mixed exercise program. Analytical cross-sectional study of 157 obese workers, aged 18 to 59, randomly selected and subjected to a 3-day, one-day, moderate-intensity, structured exercise program of moderate-intensity to high including jogging, aerobic gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, swimming, abdominals, and walk of 10,000 not at the rate of three working days and two days of weekend recorded using a pedometer. This program has been combined with low-calorie nutrition education, rich in fiber and vitamins and have been associated with spontaneous physical exercise. The factors influencing the adherence of obese workers to the mixed structured exercise program were measured by the positive personal motivation associated with membership. Motivation to undertake the intervention program resulted from the home exercise program, attendance at appointments, better follow-up of prescribed protocols, and better self-reported adherence. Logistic regression was used to identify independent determinants of adherence to the intervention program. The value of p <0.05 defined the threshold of statistical significance. The overall adherence rate of obese workers to the exercise program was 84.1%. Cardiovascular risk factors were significantly higher in the more adherent compared to the less adherent (p = 0.001). Obesity, age under 50, and females were the major determinants of joining the structured mixed exercise program and multiplied by 5 if employees were obese and older. Less than 50 years (OR aj = 4.91 95% CI (1.36-6.14), p = 0.001 for the obese and OR aj = 4.87 95% CI (1.53-6.48), p = 0,000 for age under 50), and 2 for obese women (OR aj = 2.06 95% CI (1.23-4.79), p = 0.000). Obesity, female gender, and age under 50 influence and increase obese adherence to the mixed structured exercise program. The latter positively improve the associated cardiovascular, metabolic and behavioral risks in the context of occupational health.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/turkjkin/issue/48661/594982?publisher=turkjkinadherenceobesenutritionphysical exercisessedentary lifestyle |
| spellingShingle | Godefroid Kusuayi Mabele Constant Nkiama Ekisawa Christophe Delecluse François Lepira Bompeka Aliocha Nkodila Natuhoyila Betty Miangindula Pierre Akilimali Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program Turkish Journal of Kinesiology adherence obese nutrition physical exercises sedentary lifestyle |
| title | Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| title_full | Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| title_fullStr | Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| title_full_unstemmed | Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| title_short | Assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| title_sort | assessment of the factors and impact of obese sedentary employee membership in the composite structured exercise program |
| topic | adherence obese nutrition physical exercises sedentary lifestyle |
| url | https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/turkjkin/issue/48661/594982?publisher=turkjkin |
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