Profile of Sedentary Life Style for Adolescents Age 15 – 17 (Study in Lamongan Regency

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe the sedentary lifestyle profile of adolescents aged 15-17 years (study in Lamongan Regency). Survey research was carried out in this study and used a quantitative descriptive approach with 176 students at SMK N 1 Lamongan as subjects. Retrieval of data using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) analysis using descriptive analysis using the SPSS application. The results of the study showed that adolescents aged 15-17 years in Lamongan had a low sedentary time of 72.2%, a high of 27.8%. For an overview of physical activity, moderate results were obtained with the highest percentage of 69.5%. Followed by high activity 27.8% and 9.7% low. The description for the body mass index is that the highest percentage is 64.8% normal. Followed by lean with a percentage of 20.5%, obesity 9.1% and obesity 5.7%. The conclusion from this study is that the Covid 19 pandemic did not make youth aged 15-17 years in Lamongan spend their time practicing a sedentary lifestyle. Disturbances during the Covid 19 pandemic, teenagers in Lamongan continued to carry out physical activities that were in the moderate category

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“…Selain itu, didapatkan juga bahwa 70% remaja di Hongkong mengalami penurunan aktivitas fisik dan peningkatan sedentary lifestyle sejak awal pandemi COVID-19 dengan durasi waktu paling lama dihabiskan untuk menggunakan komputer atau paper work (Zheng et al, 2020). Akan tetapi, berbeda dengan hasil penelitian pada remaja berusia 15-17 di Lamongan dimana didapatkan bahwa pandemi COVID-19 tidak menyebabkan waktu sedentary semakin tinggi dan didapatkan hasil penelitian waktu sedentary yang rendah dengan aktivitas fisik sedang dan indeks masa tubuh yang normal (Rahayu and Kusuma, 2021). Hal tersebut berarti responden tidak menghabiskan waktunya hanya untuk berdiam diri saja selama pandemi COVID-19.…”