Gender Differences: Motivations for performing physical exercise among adults in Shah Alam

Sex-Mediated Differences Among University Students Performing Extreme Physical Activity During the 3-Minute Burpee Test

“…J. Sport Tourism 2019, 26(2), [27][28][29][30][31][32][33] Bursts of maximum effort were the longest in both sexes. Their duration was determined at 01:40 min in women, and it was significantly (p = 0.0037) higher (by 44%) in men at 02:30 min.…”

“…J. Sport Tourism 2019, 26 (2), [27][28][29][30][31][32][33] ologists and practitioners. Research into the influence of high workloads on the female body have revealed that female athletes still fall 10% short of the results of their male counterparts, on average [9].…”

Influence of Emotional Intelligence as the Mediator Between Physical Activity and Mental Health (Distress) Among Malaysian University Students

“…Next, McPhie and Rawana (2015) stated that PA assisted the adolescence to become more resilient to depressive symptoms. In addition, Kubaisy et al (2015) explained that PA gave impact towards psychological, cognitive and emotion to give a feeling of relaxed, happy, decrease depression risk, and enhance confidence and self-esteem. This study showed that higher participation in PA decreased the negative aspects of psychological or MH problems.…”

Sociodemographic Variation and Its Relation to Knowledge on Physical Exercise Among Academic Staffs in Faculty of Medicine, Uitm, Malaysia

“…There is significantly higher rate of female (55.9%) and married (56.9%) respondents who gave correct answers regarding types of exercise. This may be due to that female participating in exercise more than male because female experience sense of pride associated with knowledge and practice of exercise (Al-Kubaisy, Mariam, Zaliha, & Nairan, 2015). Additionally, female is more interestested in their body figure thus they try to seek for Mariam, Zaliha, & Nairan, 2015).…”

“…This may be due to that female participating in exercise more than male because female experience sense of pride associated with knowledge and practice of exercise (Al-Kubaisy, Mariam, Zaliha, & Nairan, 2015). Additionally, female is more interestested in their body figure thus they try to seek for Mariam, Zaliha, & Nairan, 2015). Similarly, married respondents exhibit a significantly higher rate of knowledge on types of exercise.…”