A117: Using Bertopic Modeling To Explore Physical Education Utilizing Ict,
2026
Yonsei University
A117: Using Bertopic Modeling To Explore Physical Education Utilizing Ict, Qian Sun, Hanjoo Lee, Shutong Liu, Youngbin Cho, Jungmin Kim
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Physical education (PE) plays a vital role in student well-being, but China’s traditional PE faces rigid curricula, simplistic assessments, and uneven urban-rural teaching quality. Since the 2017 Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan, China has promoted ICT integration into PE. Technologies like big data, AI, and VR offer personalized teaching and data-driven practices, aligning with China’s push for innovation-driven development. However, the impact of ICT-integrated PE on physical activity and learning outcomes remains unclear. This study uses BERTopic to analyze research trends and key themes, offering insights for future research and policy. Method: A literature review was conducted using the …
A118: Hypoxic Exercise Suppresses Khk Gene To Improve Cardiac Function On A High Fructose Diet,
2026
Hunan Normal University
A118: Hypoxic Exercise Suppresses Khk Gene To Improve Cardiac Function On A High Fructose Diet, Xu Ping, Lan Zheng
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Up-regulation of KHK activation on a high fructose diet is positively associated with the subsequent development of several metabolic diseases, including high fructose diet-induced heart disease. Hypoxic exercise is considered an effective means of treating and preventing metabolic diseases and improving cardiac function. However, it is unclear whether the link between hypoxic exercise and high fructose-induced heart disease exists. Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the link between the modulation of KHK by hypoxic exercise and high fructose diet heart disease. Method: Three hundred virgin flies of the wild-type W1118 strain were collected and randomly assigned to …
A113: Smart Assessment In University Pe Teaching,
2026
Henan University of Economics and Law
A113: Smart Assessment In University Pe Teaching, Zhifei Zhang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
With the development of educational information and intelligence, the evaluation and improvement of teaching effectiveness in university physical education (PE) have become a research focus. Traditional assessment methods struggle to comprehensively reflect teaching outcomes, while smart technologies offer new approaches for precise evaluation. This study aims to construct a smart technology-based assessment model for university PE teaching effectiveness and explore its practical application to promote innovative development in PE teaching. This study adopts a quasi-experimental design, involving 300 PE teachers and 1500 students from five universities in China. The experimental group used a smart assessment system (including wearable devices and …
A114: The Impact Of Online Screen Sedentary Behaviors On Depressive Symptoms Among Children And Adolescents,
2026
Beijing Normal University
A114: The Impact Of Online Screen Sedentary Behaviors On Depressive Symptoms Among Children And Adolescents, Mingming Guo, Wenle Chen, Junkai Zhang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Previous research suggests that screen-based sedentary behaviors increase the risk of depressive symptoms among children and adolescents. However, the specific associations between various online screen sedentary behaviors and depressive symptoms remain unclear. Therefore, this study conducted a two-year nationwide cross-sectional survey to examine how different types of online screen behaviors affect depressive symptoms in children and adolescents. Method: Drawing on data from the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS), a total of 4,289 students aged 10–18 years (2,001 females) were surveyed in 2020 and 2022. Depressive symptoms were measured using the Centre for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D8). The frequency of …
A121: The Relationship Between Muscle Activation, Co-Activation, And Leg-Spring Stiffness In Recreational Runners,
2026
Shanghai University of Sport
A121: The Relationship Between Muscle Activation, Co-Activation, And Leg-Spring Stiffness In Recreational Runners, Shiqin Chen, Xiaohuan Tan, Shouxin Jiang, Fei Li
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
In running, the organism needs to select appropriate muscle activation strategies to modulate leg-spring stiffness to achieve a high level of exercise performance. However, direct evidence regarding the relationship between leg-spring stiffness, muscle activation, and co-activation during running remains limited. Therefore, we aimed to explore the relationship between muscle (co) activation and leg-spring stiffness (leg stiffness and vertical stiffness) in recreational runners. Method: Twenty-nine male recreational runners (age: 21 ± 1.17 yr, height: 1.80 ± 0.06 m, weight: 72.13 ± 9.91 kg) ran at 12 km/h while kinematic data, ground reaction forces, and surface electromyography signals were collected for nine …
A116: Resistance Training Vs. Moderate-Intensity Continuous Training On Cognitive Function In Nafld Patients,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A116: Resistance Training Vs. Moderate-Intensity Continuous Training On Cognitive Function In Nafld Patients, Yineng Tan, Xueying He, Jianyu Gan, Dapeng Bao
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is the most common chronic liver disease globally, with a prevalence of nearly 30%. It is closely related to cognitive dysfunction, which significantly impacts quality of life. Recent studies suggest that exercise therapy (aerobic/resistance training) can improve metabolic abnormalities in NAFLD, yet its effects on cognitive function remain controversial. Moderate-Intensity Continuous Training (MICT) may have advantages over Resistance Training (RT) in modulating lipid metabolism, though RT might be more feasible for specific groups. This study compares the effects of 6 weeks of MICT and RT on cognitive functions (verbal memory, visuospatial ability, executive function, and …
A122: Endurance Exercise Ameliorates Age-Related Cardiac Arrhythmias By Modulating Ank2 Expression In Aged Drosophila,
2026
Hunan Normal University
A122: Endurance Exercise Ameliorates Age-Related Cardiac Arrhythmias By Modulating Ank2 Expression In Aged Drosophila, Wenzhi Gu, Lan Zheng
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) has been a leading cause of death globally, with a significant impact on healthy aging. Aging is significantly rising globally, and older adults are at increased risk of age-related arrhythmias, and the mechanisms underlying age-related arrhythmias remain unclear. In this study, we investigated the relationship between ANK2 and age-related arrhythmias in aged Drosophila and how endurance exercise modulates ANK2 expression on age-related arrhythmias. Method: Wild type w1118 female virgin flies were examined at 10 days of age (10C, young), 30 days of age (30C, middle-aged), and 50 days of age (50C, old) to assess age-related arrhythmias and …
A120: Research On Innovative Physical Education In Junior High School,
2026
Yantai Economic and Technological Development Zone No.7 Junior Middle School
A120: Research On Innovative Physical Education In Junior High School, Hongbo Xin
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
This study takes the deep integration of information technology and junior middle school physical education teaching as the starting point and explores the promoting effect of the new teaching mode on students' core literacy, through empirical analysis. 12 classes from two junior middle schools were selected for the research. The literature analysis, questionnaire survey, action research, and experimental control methods were used to construct the "three-dimensional linkage" information teaching mode. Physical fitness test, skill assessment, and moral character evaluation data of the experimental group (n=186) and the control group (n=179) were quantitatively analyzed by SPSS 26.0 to verify the teaching …
A127: Construction And Empirical Research Of A Physical Education Teacher's Digital Literacy Evaluation System,
2026
Hunan Normal University
A127: Construction And Empirical Research Of A Physical Education Teacher's Digital Literacy Evaluation System, Yaqian Peng
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Under the digital wave, accelerating the digital transformation of grassroots first-line physical education teachers has become a key proposition in the process of education modernization. However, most of the existing studies are classified by different stages of education, lacking in-depth and targeted discussions on the characteristics of disciplines, and some of the research results are concentrated on the level of index system construction, so it is urgent to conduct scientific and practical tests on physical education teachers' digital literacy from the perspective of application practice. Method: Based on the guidance of compulsory education Physical education and Health Curriculum standards (2022 …
A129: Comparison Of The Full Kinematic Sequences Of Driver And 7 Iron In College Male Golfers,
2026
Tianjin University of Sport
A129: Comparison Of The Full Kinematic Sequences Of Driver And 7 Iron In College Male Golfers, Heng Liu, Hongyu Zhou, Chao Li, Hui Yang, Lin Huang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
A reasonable full kinematic sequence enables the club to obtain maximum speed in impact, avoiding technical errors and reducing sports injuries. By comparing the kinematic sequences during the full swings of the driver and 7-iron of college male golfers, the kinematic characteristics of different clubs were analyzed in relation to the technical differences. Method: An infrared high-speed motion capture system (sampling frequency 250Hz, Qualisys, Sweden) was applied to capture the full-swing technical movements of 6 male golfers' driver and 7-iron five times each, with an interval of 30s. The Qualisys Sports Marker Set-golf model in the Qualisys system was used. …
A128: Correlation Between Balance Ability And Stroke Effectiveness In Female Golfers,
2026
Tianjin University of Sport
A128: Correlation Between Balance Ability And Stroke Effectiveness In Female Golfers, Lin Huang, Bingzhen Zhang, Heng Liu, Hui Yang, Qiaoguan Fu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
To investigate the effects of balance ability differences on the Stroke Effectiveness of female golfers. Eight excellent female golfers (Group A National first-class athletes and Group B Grade National second-level athletes) were selected, and the FlightScope Xi radar data acquisition detector was used to collect Stroke Effectiveness of the driver, and the difficulty of BalanceCheck was categorized into D1, D5, and D10, to test the golfers' dynamic balance ability. 1) There was no significant difference between Group A and Group B in terms of static and dynamic balance ability (P > 0.05). 2) The mean values of static balance and dynamic …
A123: Impact Of Different Pe Curricula On The Developmental Behavior And Balance Ability Of Preschool Children,
2026
Shaanxi Normal University
A123: Impact Of Different Pe Curricula On The Developmental Behavior And Balance Ability Of Preschool Children, Minjie Qiao, Laite Yu, Jingyu Shi, Zicheng Wan, Dongsheng Lu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Early childhood development is important for future developmental behavior, physical fitness, and motor skills. The content of the physical education curriculum in kindergarten is crucial for the growth of preschool children. The aim of this study was to explore the effects of 4 different PE curriculum interventions on developmental behavior and balance ability, and the correlation between these two factors in preschool children, aiming to provide practical evidence for optimizing children's developmental behavior. Method: 94 preschool children aged 4-6 years were stratified and randomly assigned to the tennis group (TG), football group (FG), sensory integration group (SIG), and control group …
A125: Effects Of Hd-Tdcs Combined With Bosu Ball Training On Balance In Individuals With Cai,
2026
Shandong Sport University
A125: Effects Of Hd-Tdcs Combined With Bosu Ball Training On Balance In Individuals With Cai, Yubin Ge, Yanhao Liu, Dongmei Wang, Peixin Shen, Qipeng Song
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a prevalent condition characterized by postural instability, recurrent sprains, and maladaptive neuroplasticity in sensorimotor cortices. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of a 6-week intervention combining high-definition transcranial direct current stimulation (HD-tDCS) targeting the central nervous system regions (e.g., M1/S1 cortices) with Bosu ball training on balance in individuals with CAI. Forty participants with chronic ankle instability (CAI) were recruited and randomly assigned to HD-tDCS+Bosu (n=20) or Bosu (n=20) groups using a computer-generated sequence. The HD-tDCS+Bosu group received active HD-tDCS (2mA, 20min) combined with Bosu ball training, while the Bosu group received sham HD-tDCS …
A007: A Study On The Movement Intensity Characteristics Of Mobile Sports Games For Young Children,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A007: A Study On The Movement Intensity Characteristics Of Mobile Sports Games For Young Children, Wei Liu, Qing Fang, Fengyang Zhao, Sha Qu, Xing Zhao
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
The intensity of physical activity among young children plays a critical role in determining the effectiveness of their physical exercise. This study employs the Delphi method to refine categories of sports games and developmental objectives tailored for young children. It identifies common mobile sports games that align with their developmental needs and examines the movement intensity characteristics of these games. The aim is to enhance children’s fundamental motor abilities and overall physical skill development. Method: In this study, experts in the field of early childhood were interviewed through the Delphi method to screen out mobile sports games that met the …
A011: The Influence Of Family Factors On The Body Composition Of Preschool Children,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A011: The Influence Of Family Factors On The Body Composition Of Preschool Children, Tianrui Zhang, Fengyang Zhao, Qing Fang, Xing Zhao, Sha Qu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Drawing on the socio-ecological model, this study examines the influencing factors of preschool children's body composition at the family level, specifically parental body mass index (BMI), parental physical activity, and feeding habits. Using a structural equation model, it analyzes paths and effect sizes of different factors on various indices of children's body composition, aiming to provide quantitative model parameters and theoretical and practical references for the precise health promotion of preschool children's body composition. By cluster sampling, a total of 450 children aged 3–6 years were recruited from a Beijing kindergarten and assessed using the InBody J30 instrument. Relevant data …
A013: Under The Background Of “Double Reduction”, The Development Strategy Of The After-School Sports Services Of The Primary School,
2026
Chongqing Normal University
A013: Under The Background Of “Double Reduction”, The Development Strategy Of The After-School Sports Services Of The Primary School, Jie Zhou, Tianyu Zhou, Xin Zheng
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
With the reform of quality education, schools around the world have responded positively to the national policy in recent years after the governments of various places have gradually introduced relevant documents on reducing the burden and pressure on students. Carrying out after-school sports services in primary schools can reduce the burden on students and meet their individual needs. This study conducted an in-depth investigation and analysis of the current situation of after-school sports services in Pengcheng Primary School in Wenjiang District, aiming to propose development strategies for future development. Method: The relevant leaders, after-school sports service teachers, students, and parents …
A009: New Quality Productive Forces For Ecological Sports Parks: Implications, Barriers, Strategies,
2026
Guanxi Normal University
A009: New Quality Productive Forces For Ecological Sports Parks: Implications, Barriers, Strategies, Ju Li
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
The new quality productive force, as a high-innovation, high-efficiency, high-quality productive force form, leverages deep integration with cutting-edge technological elements to demonstrate significant intelligent and digital leaps in the management scope of ecological sports parks. This process not only greatly catalyzes the transformation of the ecological sports park management system to a higher-level intelligent form but also provides a solid support framework for green and low-carbon development. Method: By searching multiple databases such as CNKI and FOAS with keywords such as "new quality productive force" and "ecological sports park," this study used research methods such as literature analysis and logical …
A006: The Relationship Between Physical Activity Patterns And Physical Fitness In The Elderly,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A006: The Relationship Between Physical Activity Patterns And Physical Fitness In The Elderly, Changxin Fan, Cailiang Zhou
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
The study aims to categorize physical activity patterns in the elderly and investigate the relationship between these patterns and physical fitness. Method: We included in our study 95 older adults (37 males,57 females; Mage=71.01years) from three communities in Beijing, without missing data on both physical fitness and quality of life. The inclusion criteria: (1) age ≥ 60 years old, (2) residence in the local community for more than 5 years, and exclusion criteria: Those who have been unable to perform relevant physical activities within the last month due to illness or other reasons. The characteristics of the study population were …
A008: The Impact Of Quiet Eye Training On Sport Performance: A Systematic Review,
2026
Sports Science Research Institute of the State Sports General Administration
A008: The Impact Of Quiet Eye Training On Sport Performance: A Systematic Review, Qina Li, Donjian Li
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Quiet eye training (QET) is a psychological skill training method aimed at improving skill learning and coping with stress by prolonging the duration of quiet eye fixation. Despite a growing empirical evidence base for QET in academic literature, a systematic review of its effectiveness is lacking. Therefore, this paper focuses on the key issue of whether QET can be used as an effective training means to improve sports performance and systematically summarizes and analyzes the related research on the intervention of sports performance through QET. The aim is to explore the underlying physiological mechanisms of QET and assess its practical …
A019: The Effects Of Badminton Exercise On Body Composition And Physical Fitness In Female College Students,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A019: The Effects Of Badminton Exercise On Body Composition And Physical Fitness In Female College Students, Yiqiang Han
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
With the increasing focus on health and the widespread participation in physical activities, badminton has become a popular sport due to its accessibility and benefits. It improves physical fitness, cardiovascular functions, flexibility, and coordination. Particularly among female college students, it offers both recreational enjoyment and a means to enhance physical and mental well-being. This study investigates the effects of badminton on body composition and physical fitness among female college students, providing insights into its potential application in physical education. A total of 50 female sophomore students from H University, aged 20.8±1.6 years, were selected as participants. None had prior professional …
