한국 중,고등학생의 비만지수, 체력, 심혈관계위험도와의 관련성

• Published in: Ch'eyuk kwahak yŏn'gu Vol. 26; no. 3; pp. 469 - 478
• Main Authors: 송홍선, Hong Sun Song, 고병구, Byung Gu Ko, 김광준, Kwang Jun Kim, 박세정, Se Jung Park, 정진욱, Jin Wook Jung, 최문정, Mun Cheong Choi, 이기혁, Kihyuk Lee
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Korean
• Published: 한국스포츠과학원 30.09.2015; 국민체육진흥공단 한국스포츠정책과학원
• Subjects: BMI; Cardiovascular risk; Fitness; obese adolescent; Obesity; 비만; 심혈관계질환; 청소년; 체력; 체육
• ISSN: 1598-2920; 2233-7938
• DOI: 10.24985/kjss.2015.26.3.469

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship of obesity index, fitness and cardiovascular risk index in middle and high school students. Obesity index, fitness score and cardiovascular risk index were measured from 1,044 middle and high school students. The results of relation between obesity index and fitness showed that the higher obesity index had significantly lower fitness score for both boys and girls (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.05) The results of relation between obesity index and cardiovascular risk index indicated that the higher obesity index had significantly higher cardiovascular risk index for both boys and girls (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.001). Moreover, The lower fitness index showed significantly higher cardiovascular risk index regardless of gender in middle school students (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.01). Therefore, the results of this study indicated that obese adolescents had the lower fitness level and high possibility of cardiovascular risk. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship of obesity index, fitness and cardiovascular risk index in middle and high school students. Obesity index, fitness score and cardiovascular risk index were measured from 1,044 middle and high school students. The results of relation between obesity index and fitness showed that the higher obesity index had significantly lower fitness score for both boys and girls (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.05) The results of relation between obesity index and cardiovascular risk index indicated that the higher obesity index had significantly higher cardiovascular risk index for both boys and girls (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.001). Moreover, The lower fitness index showed significantly higher cardiovascular risk index regardless of gender in middle school students (boys: p<0.001, girl: p<0.01). Therefore, the results of this study indicated that obese adolescents had the lower fitness level and high possibility of cardiovascular risk.