英文摘要 |
"Introduction: The American College of Sports Medicine recommends that male and female adults perform regular aerobic and resistance exercises associated with numerous physical and mental health. However, it is unknown whether high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and resistance training (RT) improve sedentary college students’self-perceptions of health awareness (SPHA), body image (BI), well-being (WB), and the learning effect of physical education (LEPE). Purpose: To determine the six weeks of HIIT and RT programs on the SPHA, BI, and WB, and LEPE in college students. Methods: This study was a randomized control study of 66 college students with no prior HIIT and RT experiences. Students were randomly divided into three groups. The RT group (n = 30) performed the machines as the weights adjusted for each student with bench press, seated shoulder press, lat pulldown, seated rotation machine, abdominal training machine, back training machine, back squat, seated leg extension, and lying leg curls. The HIIT group (n = 24) involves twelve movements with high knee run, plank punch, jumping jack, side skaters, jump rope, single leg jump, burpees, Russian twists, dumbbell lunges, dumbbell shoulder press, push-up, and squat jumps. The control group (n = 12) was not perform any exercise. The RT group was instructed to complete each lift using a 2-3-s concentric phase and a 2-3-s eccentric phase, students performed 3 sets of 8-14 repetitions of the RT with a load corresponding to 70%-80% one-repetition maximum. The HIIT group commenced with a total duration of 12-min in an exercise session at a maximal heart rate corresponding to≥80%. Every moment consists of 30-s and 15-s rest between every movement. The LEPE was examined after training, and the SPHA, BI, and WB questionnaire was used in the pre- and post-training. One-way ANCOVA was conducted to compare male and female students’SPHA, BI, and WB at post-training. One-way ANOVA was used to assess students’LEPE, SPHA, BI, and WB among the HIIT, RT, and the control groups. Results: The male students’SPHA and BI were significantly higher than their female counterparts; the female students’WB was significantly higher than their male counterparts. The six-week of RT significantly improved students’SPHA, BI, WB, and LEPE, and the HIIT improved college students’BI and LEPE. Conclusion: Both RT and HIIT were found to improve students’LEPE, but the RT significantly enhanced those college students’SPHA, BI, and WB." |