제주도 성인의 신체활동 수준
The level of physical activity among adults in Jeju Island
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Objectives: To obtain baseline data on physical activity among persons aged 20 years and over in the population of Jeju Island. Methods: In 2018 a cross-sectional survey of 436 males and 481 females provided information on their physical activity during leisure-time and commuting and on demographics. Results: Leisure-time physical activity was engaged in by 57.1%. Commuters were engaged in by 71.0 % (64% to work and 7% to school). Car was the top by 64.6% as the most frequently used mode of travel among all respondents. Only 29.2% of all respondents were classified as meeting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American College of Sports Medicine (CDC-ACSM) moderate activity recommendation. The adjusted odds in meeting the CDC-ACSM recommendation was 1.71 times higher when people use active transportation (walking, bicycling, and bus) as the most frequently used mode of travel. Conclusions: People in Jeju have shown a lower level of physical activity in both domains of commuting and leisure-time. Meeting the CDC-ACSM recommendation was more frequent among people using active transportation as the most frequently used mode of travel.
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Objectives: To obtain baseline data on physical activity among persons aged 20 years and over in the population of Jeju Island. Methods: In 2018 a cross-sectional survey of 436 males and 481 females provided information on their physical activity during leisure-time and commuting and on demographics. Results: Leisure-time physical activity was engaged in by 57.1%. Commuters were engaged in by 71.0 % (64% to work and 7% to school). Car was the top by 64.6% as the most frequently used mode of travel among all respondents. Only 29.2% of all respondents were classified as meeting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American College of Sports Medicine (CDC-ACSM) moderate activity recommendation. The adjusted odds in meeting the CDC-ACSM recommendation was 1.71 times higher when people use active transportation (walking, bicycling, and bus) as the most frequently used mode of travel. Conclusions: People in Jeju have shown a lower level of physical activity in both domains of commuting and leisure-time. Meeting the CDC-ACSM recommendation was more frequent among people using active transportation as the most frequently used mode of travel.
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