2005
DOI: 10.1007/s00103-005-1169-4
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Sport und Gesundheit bei Erwachsenen in Deutschland

Abstract: Regularly participating in sports activities can have a positive effect on people's health and is therefore an important area of health promotion. Data of the Telephone Health Survey 2003 indicate that until now there is an unexploited potential for programmes promoting sports: in total 37.3% of men aged 18 years and above and 38.4% of equally aged women do not participate in sports at all; another 20.9% of men and 28.4% of women only engage in sports activities for up to 2 h/week. The highest prevalence of sp… Show more

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“…When viewed from a multi-variable perspective, several important differences in the factors associated with physical activity across models by level of cardiovascular risk emerged. Consistent with findings from the GSTel 2003 for this age group (Lampert et al, 2005), a large proportion of respondents in our study did not engage in exercise on a regular basis. Furthermore, as in other studies conducted in different populations, our findings point to an association of physical activity-and health-related attitudes with physical activity (Kloek, van Lenthe, van Nierop, Schrijvers, & Mackenbach, 2006;Plescia & Groblewski, 2004).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…When viewed from a multi-variable perspective, several important differences in the factors associated with physical activity across models by level of cardiovascular risk emerged. Consistent with findings from the GSTel 2003 for this age group (Lampert et al, 2005), a large proportion of respondents in our study did not engage in exercise on a regular basis. Furthermore, as in other studies conducted in different populations, our findings point to an association of physical activity-and health-related attitudes with physical activity (Kloek, van Lenthe, van Nierop, Schrijvers, & Mackenbach, 2006;Plescia & Groblewski, 2004).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Um diese zielgerichtet planen und umsetzen zu können, bedarf es einer belastbaren Informationsgrundlage, die insbesondere auf Bevölkerungs-gruppen mit starkem Bewegungsmangel hinweist. Die vom Robert Koch-Institut (RKI) bislang durchgeführten Gesundheitssurveys lieferten umfassende Informationen zur körperlichen Aktivität und Sportbeteiligung von Erwachsenen [12,15,16]. Zur körperlich-sportlichen Aktivität von Kindern und Jugendlichen standen lange Zeit keine bundesweit repräsenta-tiven Daten zur Verfügung.…”
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“…Eine Empfehlung zu mehr Aktivität bewirkt eine Aktivierung der inaktiven Bevölkerung [16]. Sie dient als Hilfe zur Verhaltensänderung, die von vielen Personen angenommen und auch umgesetzt werden kann [18] [15,17,21].…”
Section: Diskussionunclassified