Investigating the acute effect of an aerobic dance exercise program on neuro-cognitive function in the elderly

Kimura, Ken; Hozumi, Noriko

doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2012.04.001

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“…A characteristic of this kind of exercise is that all of the people who are participating in the exercise to music program realize certain movements in the same rhythm and tempo, activating different muscle groups at the same time. Aerobic dance exercises have typically been developed as an aerobic exercise to reduce body compositions as well as improve physical fitness and performance (Kimura & Hozumi, 2012). Mandaric (2001) studied the effects of programmed exercise to music on a sample of 95 elementary school students.…”

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Effects of a Twelve-Week Aerobic Dance Exercises on Body Compositions Parameters in Young Women

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PANTELIC, S.; MILANOVIC, Z.; SPORIS, G. & STOJANOVIC-TOSIC, J.Effects of a twelve-week aerobic dance exercises on body compositions parameters in young women. Int. J. Morphol., 31(4):1243-1250, 2013. SUMMARY:The aim of this study was to determine the effects of a twelve-week aerobic dance-training program on the body composition parameters of young women. The sample of 59 young women belonged to one of two groups, an experimental (EXP) or a control (CON) group. The experimental group consisted of 29 female subjects (age 23.1±1.9 years, body height 164.4±6.1 cm, body weight 62.1±5.6 kg, BMI 23.0±2.2 kg/m 2 ), while the control group was made up of 30 subjects (age 22.7±1.8 years, body height 165.3±6.2 cm, body weight 59.4±6.3 kg, BMI 21.7±1.7 kg/m 2 ). To assess body compositions, the following measures were used: the overall sum of the upper body skinfolds, the overall sum of the lower body skinfolds, the overall sum of skinfolds of the upper and lower body, the percentage of body fat, the percentage of muscle mass in the body, body height and body weight. For all of the sums of skinfolds for the subjects of the EXP group, we noted a statistically significant decrease (p< 0.05) at the final measuring in relation to the initial measuring (ΣSFUPPER -39.35 mm compared to 42.87 mm; Σ SFLOWER -39.35mm compared to 49.88 mm; ΣTOTAL SF -76.97 mm compared to 92.75 mm). In the case of BF%, a decrease was noted at the final measuring in relation to the initial one (20.37% compared to 22.66%), which was statistically significant (p< 0.05). On the basis of our results, we can conclude that aerobic dance decreases subcutaneous fatty tissue and body composition of the young women.

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“…En torno a la temática, se comparó el desempeño en la memoria de trabajo de los sujetos antes implica mayor demanda cognitiva para los sujetos). Se evaluó la flexibilidad cognitiva, antes y después de la actividad, y se encontraron mejoras en ambos grupos; sin embargo, los participantes del grupo con mayor demanda cognitiva tuvieron un mejor desempeño que sus compañeros con baja demanda (Kimura & Hozumi, 2012).…”

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“…Esto puede deberse al hecho que los tratamientos focales requerirían de un nivel de intensidad entre moderado y vigoroso (Borg, 1970) para hallar resultados favorables. Debido a la exigencia que dichas prácticas representan a nivel corporal, y a fin de salvaguardar la salud de los individuos, las investigaciones que cuentan con la participación de AM realizan una selección exhaustiva y minuciosa de la muestra (Kimura & Hozumi, 2012;Tsai et al, 2018). Por ello, hallar una muestra representativa que al mismo tiempo cumpla con todos los requisitos en cuanto a la salubridad esperada, puede resultar una tarea ardua.…”

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Hacia un envejecimiento saludable: una revisión sistemática sobre la música y el ejercicio físico como factores moduladores

Abrahan

Bossio

Justel

2019

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El envejecimiento se define como un conjunto de procesos que conllevan cambios biológicos, fisiológicos, psicosociales y funcionales, caracterizados por la manifestación de un deterioro cognitivo gradual y progresivo. Actualmente, hay un fuerte interés en identificar qué factores promueven un envejecimiento cognitivo saludable, así como en identificar qué intervenciones y estrategias brindan protección contra enfermedades neurodegenerativas relacionadas con la edad. Objetivo. El objetivo de la presente revisión sistemática es presentar las investigaciones que usan a la música o la actividad física como intervenciones que modulan aspectos fisiológicos y cognitivos del proceso de envejecimiento. Método. Se incluyeron estudios desde el año 2007 al 2018, cuya búsqueda se realizó en bases de datos (Redalyc, Scielo, Science Direct, PubMed, Taylor, & Francis) y en la que se obtuvieron 34 artículos empíricos (17 relacionados con música y 17 con ejercicio físico). Conclusión. La principal conclusión es que se halla un desempeño cognitivo mejorado en los adultos mayores fruto de este tipo de intervenciones.

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“…A study by Guelfi et al (2012) showed that aerobic exercise will increase satiety compared to resistance exercises. Other than that, aerobic dance also had been proved to improve neuro-cognitive functions for the elderly and exercise with coordination can also improve attention ability (Kimura and Hozumi, 2012). In addition, aerobic exercise is really good for overall people; even pregnant women can enjoy it without worrying about their baby (Halvorsen et al, 2013).…”

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An Invention of Baton Dance? Exercise Regime on Obesity Diagnosis among Sedentary Adults

Johar

Hidayat

Latif

2017

International Journal of Asian Social Science

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Investigating the acute effect of an aerobic dance exercise program on neuro-cognitive function in the elderly

Cited by 60 publications

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Effects of a Twelve-Week Aerobic Dance Exercises on Body Compositions Parameters in Young Women

Effects of a Twelve-Week Aerobic Dance Exercises on Body Compositions Parameters in Young Women

Hacia un envejecimiento saludable: una revisión sistemática sobre la música y el ejercicio físico como factores moduladores

An Invention of Baton Dance? Exercise Regime on Obesity Diagnosis among Sedentary Adults

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