The purpose of this thesis to find out what effect a 12-week aerobic exercise program has on fat in the blood and the circulatory function of peripheral blood of middle-aged overweight women. 10 middle-aged women participated in aerobic exercise with ...
The purpose of this thesis to find out what effect a 12-week aerobic exercise program has on fat in the blood and the circulatory function of peripheral blood of middle-aged overweight women. 10 middle-aged women participated in aerobic exercise with the intensity of Treadmill 4.0km/h, 5 times a week, 60 minutes each, for 12 weeks.
The results are as follows.
1. There was significant difference in TG and a gradual reduction according to measurement periods in the group of exercise, but in the group of non-exercise, there was little or no reduction and, after the 12th week, increase was shown again.
2. TC showed significant difference statistically but there was a reduction according to measurement periods in the group of exercise. In the group of non-exercise, there was little or no reduction and, after the 12th week, increase was shown again.
3. HDL-C was shown to increase according to measurement periods in both groups of exercise and non-exercise.
4. LDL-C was shown to increase according to measurement periods in the group of exercise. In case of the group of non-exercise, there was a reduction in the 6th-week measurement, while an increase in the 12th-week measurement.
5. The circulatory function of peripheral blood was shown to decrease according to measurement periods in the group of exercise. But there was little difference in the group of non-exercise.
Consequently, it can be shown that in the low-intensity Treadmill aerobic exercise program, the level of fat in the blood can be kept in the normal range and the circulatory function of peripheral blood can be improved. More regular exercise programs and more active attention, guidance, and management will be able to cure obesity and prevent adult disease.