A272: Imu-Based Multimodal Framework: Effects Of Mental Fatigue On Technical Movement Stability In Youth Football Players,
2026
University of Jinan
A272: Imu-Based Multimodal Framework: Effects Of Mental Fatigue On Technical Movement Stability In Youth Football Players, Enyi Wang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Mental fatigue has a potential negative impact on athletes' technical skill stability, yet quantitative assessment and mechanism analysis in youth football contexts remain insufficient. This study aims to establish a multimodal monitoring framework based on inertial measurement units (IMUs) to uncover dynamic variation patterns in sport-specific technical skill stability among youth football players under mental fatigue. Twenty-eight elite male youth players from professional academies (aged 15.8±1.3 years) underwent standardized cognitive loading tasks to induce mental fatigue. A distributed IMU sensing system (7-node configuration, 200Hz sampling rate) synchronously captured 17 kinematic parameters across three core technical skills (dribbling, passing, shooting), integrated …
A278: The Effects Of Mtm-Based Stepped Behavior Change Intervention On Sedentary Lifestyle Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults,
2026
Jilin University
A278: The Effects Of Mtm-Based Stepped Behavior Change Intervention On Sedentary Lifestyle Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults, Subinuer Tuerdi, Yuewei Li
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Sedentary lifestyles are prevalent in the life patterns of community-dwelling older adults, who have been shown to be the most sedentary and physically inactive subgroup. Prolonged low energy expenditure during waking hours leads to an increased risk of non-communicable diseases and impairs physical functioning in older adults, negatively impacting their health outcomes. Therefore, interventions targeting changes in sedentary lifestyles are necessary to improve health behaviors in older adults. An experimental study was conducted to verify whether a sedentary lifestyle modification intervention based on the Multi-Theory Mode（MTM）and the staircase approach is more effective than conventional education in reducing sedentary time and …
A279: The Relationship Between Adolescent Sports Participation And Quality Of Life: A Moderated Mediation Model,
2026
Shandong University
A279: The Relationship Between Adolescent Sports Participation And Quality Of Life: A Moderated Mediation Model, Wenze Sui
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
The study focuses on how sports participation reduces interpersonal sensitivity through enhancing social skills and promoting peer interaction, which in turn affects the quality of life of adolescents. At the same time, a gender perspective is introduced to analyze the heterogeneity of different gender groups in terms of sports participation, interpersonal sensitivity, and quality of life, and to reveal the moderating role of gender factors in the pathway of “sports participation - interpersonal relationship sensitivity - quality of life”. This will provide empirical evidence for education departments to develop differentiated exercise intervention programs and for mental health organizations to design …
A286: Deepseek Empowering Extracurricular Physical Activities,
2026
Beijing Guangqumen Middle School
A286: Deepseek Empowering Extracurricular Physical Activities, Tong Wang, Zhuo Chen
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Traditional management approaches for school extracurricular physical activities increasingly struggle with efficiency and personalization amid growing program diversity. This study investigates DeepSeek—a domestically developed AI large language model—to optimize activity design, event logistics, and training strategies in physical education (PE) through human-AI collaboration. Utilizing a qualitative design, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 PE teachers across Beijing secondary schools. Case studies of DeepSeek-assisted programs (e.g., AI-curated recess exercise sequences, data-driven sports festival schedules) were analyzed via thematic coding. Triangulation of interview transcripts, teacher journals, and activity logs ensured methodological rigor. Three key themes emerged: 1) Personalized activity recommendations (e.g., blending …
A283: Research On The Operation Mode And Synergy Effect Of Youth Sports Clubs In China,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A283: Research On The Operation Mode And Synergy Effect Of Youth Sports Clubs In China, He Zhu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
At present, the continuous decline of the physical health indicators and the insufficient participation in sports activities among the youth in China are becoming prominent. There is also divergence in the operation modes of youth sports clubs between commercialization and public welfare. This study aims to explore the operational characteristics of different types of youth sports clubs, analyze their synergistic paths in policy-driven and market mechanisms, and provide a theoretical basis for optimizing the supply of youth sports services. Method: By methods of literature research and interviews, policy texts on the development of youth sports clubs in China and related …
A282: The Impact Of Creative Dance On The Urban Integration Of Migrant Children In China,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A282: The Impact Of Creative Dance On The Urban Integration Of Migrant Children In China, Xin Lin, Qiaoyi Liang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Migrant children represent a unique demographic emerging from China's rapid urbanization. Due to disparities in public resource allocation, socioeconomic conditions, and prolonged exposure to unstable living environments, these children often face significant emotional and social challenges. When confronted with conflicts between urban and rural lifestyles and behavioral norms, they are prone to feelings of inferiority and anxiety, leading to communication barriers and social marginalization, hindering their timely integration into urban society. Creative dance emphasizes interpersonal interaction and engagement as an embodied intervention integrating both physical activity and artistic expression. It plays a crucial role in fostering social support networks and …
A293: Effects Of Aquatic Exercise On Cardiovascular Health In The Elderly: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis,
2026
Capital University of Physical Education and Sports
A293: Effects Of Aquatic Exercise On Cardiovascular Health In The Elderly: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis, Jinlin Wu, Qingwei Wang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
According to the Report on Cardiovascular Health and Diseases in China 2023， the number of patients with cardiovascular disease (CVD) in China has reached 330 million. CVD is the disease with the highest mortality rate, and the elderly population has the greatest risk. In the context of strategies of the Healthy China initiative and A Leading Sporting Nation, it is urgent to use exercise intervention to prevent and treat major chronic diseases such as CVD under the concept of "exercise is good medicine, promote the deep integration of national fitness and national health. Aquatic exercise is a novel exercise intervention …
A295: Creating The Huxiang Sports Digital Museum: Pathways And Cultural Empowerment,
2026
Hunan University of Arts and Science
A295: Creating The Huxiang Sports Digital Museum: Pathways And Cultural Empowerment, Zhao Mei
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Hunan sports culture boasts a profound heritage, encompassing traditional sports intangible cultural heritage, folk competitions, and festive customs. However, traditional preservation methods face digital challenges, such as monotonous display formats, insufficient interactivity, and limited dissemination channels. With the advancement of China's cultural digitization strategy, digital technologies have provided new pathways for the preservation, innovation, and dissemination of sports cultural heritage. Nevertheless, the Hunan region still requires systematic exploration in areas like the integration of sports intangible cultural heritage resources, digital platform development, and international communication Method: The study employ a comprehensive methodology integrating literature analysis, case studies, and field research, …
A299: Research On The Gym Business Model Under The Combination Of Fitness And Health Management Under The Service-Dominant Logic,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A299: Research On The Gym Business Model Under The Combination Of Fitness And Health Management Under The Service-Dominant Logic, Jiaming Chen
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
With the upgrading of healthy consumption and the deepening of national fitness awareness, the business model of traditional gyms with facility leasing as the core is difficult to meet the diversified health needs of users. Purpose: Based on the theory of Service-Dominant Logic, this study focuses on the deep integration of fitness and health management services and explores the innovation path of the gym business model. By deconstructing the core concepts of "value co-creation", "operational resource integration", and "service ecosystem" in the service-oriented logic, combined with the specialization, personalization, and sustainability characteristics of health management services, a gym service framework …
A303: Is Physical Literacy The Panacea For Gaming Disorder? A Novel Perspective On Exercise Intervention,
2026
Jilin University
A303: Is Physical Literacy The Panacea For Gaming Disorder? A Novel Perspective On Exercise Intervention, Shuhan Lin, Zijie Zhao
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Adolescent gaming disorder has become a critical public health issue, driven by its association with reduced physical activity and increased risks of chronic diseases. WHO identifies physical inactivity as the fourth leading global risk factor for mortality. To address this challenge, research highlights the effectiveness of exercise interventions, which work by modulating reward systems, enhancing neuroendocrine adaptability, improving self-efficacy, social skills, and time management. These interventions replace virtual stimuli from gaming with real-world physical engagement, fostering healthier lifestyles. Physical literacy, which emphasizes cultural and holistic engagement with physical activity, extends beyond traditional mechanical exercises and underscores the importance of addressing …
A304: Smart Sports In Tri-Space And Students’ Physical Health,
2026
Tibet University for Nationalities
A304: Smart Sports In Tri-Space And Students’ Physical Health, Zengwangmu Ding
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
With the rapid advancement of technology, smart sports, as an emerging paradigm, have begun to reshape campus sports by integrating physical, informational, and social spaces—a concept termed the "tri-space framework." This integration offers new opportunities to address declining physical health among college students, exacerbated by traditional sports education’s limitations in resources, personalization, and engagement. Smart sports leverage technologies such as IoT, big data, and AI to optimize resource utilization, deliver data-driven fitness plans, and foster interactive social platforms. This study aims to explore how tri-space-integrated smart sports influence college students’ physical health, examining their mechanisms and potential to reform campus …
A171: An Applied Study Of Smart Sports To Enable Youth Soccer Training,
2026
Dali University
A171: An Applied Study Of Smart Sports To Enable Youth Soccer Training, Yuze Ye, Lijuan Wu, Lihui Zhang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Smart sports technology can improve the technical and tactical level of youth soccer players through a new generation of information technology, combined with the laws of physical and mental development of young people, and through systematic and scientific training methods. This study verifies the effectiveness of smart sports technology in improving the level of youth soccer through application in youth soccer training. Method: recruit 40 adolescents (20 males and 20 females) involved in soccer training, aged 12-16 years (with informed consent of their guardians) for an 8-week period of 90-minute training, 3 times per week. 1. Use of technological monitoring …
A230: Bibliometric Analysis Of Exercise Interventions For Type 2 Diabetes Over The Past Decade,
2026
Guangzhou University
A230: Bibliometric Analysis Of Exercise Interventions For Type 2 Diabetes Over The Past Decade, Haidong Xu, Weiling Huang, Loucheng Yu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
This study aims to analyze the research status of exercise interventions for type 2 diabetes at home and abroad over the past decade, revealing research hotspots and trends to provide a theoretical basis for diabetes prevention, treatment, and the formulation of personalized exercise prescriptions. Based on the CiteSpace software, relevant literature from 2015 to 2025 was retrieved from the CNKI core journals and the Web of Science (WOS) database. A bibliometric analysis was conducted from multiple dimensions, including annual publication volume, author and institutional collaboration, country/region cooperation, keyword co-occurrence and burst analysis, and knowledge mapping. (1) The number of publications …
A067: Improving Children's Community-Based Sports Coaching Service Quality: An Sor Model Analysis,
2026
Zhengzhou University
A067: Improving Children's Community-Based Sports Coaching Service Quality: An Sor Model Analysis, Xiaozhe Yang, Chenglong Wang, Lei Zhang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
In recent years, children’s community-based sports coaching has experienced rapid growth due to its convenience, safety, and tailored approach. However, parents’ trust in the quality of coaching services significantly impacts development. This study, grounded in the stimulus-organism-response (SOR) model, examines how service quality (stimulus) influences parental trust (organism) and their intention to utilize such services (response) from the perspective of parental trust. It analyzes existing service issues and proposes measures to enhance service quality, offering practical guidance for institutions and coaches. Method: This study combined the use of questionnaires and semi-structured interviews. First, questionnaires were distributed to 300 parents to …
A074: Vr / Ar Technology Innovation In Sports Training: From Action Capture To Multimodal Feedback,
2026
Shandong Sport University
A074: Vr / Ar Technology Innovation In Sports Training: From Action Capture To Multimodal Feedback, Chenhan Xu, Zekai Wu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Traditional sports training is constrained by limited environmental controllability, delayed feedback, and insufficient motion quantification. VR/AR technologies offer immersive interactions and multimodal feedback systems, enabling high-fidelity scenarios, real-time motion capture, and precise quantitative analysis for motor skill development. This study systematically examines technological innovations in motion capture and multimodal feedback within VR/AR frameworks and evaluates their efficacy. The research integrate motion capture technologies (e.g., Kinect V2 skeletal tracking with deep learning algorithms) and multimodal feedback systems into a three-stage framework: 1) A hybrid inertial-visual motion capture system achieving joint angle modeling with an error margin < 1.5°; 2) Multimodal feedback design incorporating visual overlays (motion trajectory projection), tactile vibrations (HaptX glove force feedback), and spatial audio cues; 3) Real-time biomechanical analysis modules assessing cognitive-motor coordination via synchronized eye-tracking and electromyography. Experimental trials involved soccer/tennis athletes and rehabilitation patients in comparative training studies. 1) VR-trained soccer athletes exhibited 23% faster tactical decision-making and 18% higher action anticipation accuracy than the control group; 2) Tactile-visual multimodal feedback improved tennis serve standardization by 31%, outperforming single-modality interventions; 3) AR-integrated gait rehabilitation increased patients' POMA balance scores by 42%, with 92% training adherence. However, neck fatigue caused by device weight reduced long-term compliance for 15% of users. VR/AR technologies enable quantifiable, personalized, and context-adaptive sports training through high-precision motion capture and multimodal feedback. Their core value lies in transcending physical space limitations and accelerating neuro-muscular memory formation. Future research should prioritize lightweight device design and 5G-edge computing-enabled distributed training systems. While multimodal synergy is validated, feedback modality prioritization requires task-specific optimization—e.g., spatial auditory cues for team sports versus tactile precision enhancement for fine motor tasks.
A076: Efficiency Evaluation Of Yunnan Province National Fitness Public Service System: A Three-Stage Dea Model,
2026
Tianjin University of Sport
A076: Efficiency Evaluation Of Yunnan Province National Fitness Public Service System: A Three-Stage Dea Model, Ziteng Li, Xuguang Wang
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Research grounded in establishing a service-oriented government is outlined in the 2024 Chinese Government Work Report. It integrates the core requirements of the 2025 Mass Sports Work, which emphasize "promoting the equalization of public fitness services and enhancing the evaluation and monitoring of service efficiency." By conducting an in-depth analysis of regional case studies, research seeks to provide decision-making references for optimizing the development path of a service-oriented government to facilitate the construction of a more advanced public fitness service system nationwide. Method: Us three-stage DEA model to evaluate the efficiency of the public fitness service system in 129 counties …
A089: Value Reconstruction And Practical Dimensions Of Ai-Empowered Reform In University Physical Education,
2026
Handan University
A089: Value Reconstruction And Practical Dimensions Of Ai-Empowered Reform In University Physical Education, Shuqing Ma, Fengmai Pang, Haixia Wang, Yiqing Lu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Driven by educational digital transformation and the iterative advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), university physical education is undergoing a paradigm shift from an "experience-driven" to a "data-driven" model. Method: Based on the theoretical framework of digital educational transformation, this study systematically explores the value positioning, technical pathways, and practical challenges of AI in reforming physical education. Artificial Intelligence intervenes in pedagogical change through three important domains and reveals multiple realities of obstruction in current practice: Instructional Mode: By leveraging intelligent perception and learning analytics technologies, AI establishes personalized exercise prescription systems, transitioning from standardized teaching to precision-guided instruction. Evaluation System: …
A115: The Effects Of Different Exercise Modalities On Liver Fat And Metabolic Risk Factors In Nafld,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A115: The Effects Of Different Exercise Modalities On Liver Fat And Metabolic Risk Factors In Nafld, Xueying He, Jianyu Gan, Renjie Bing, Dapeng Bao
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
Given the lack of pharmacological interventions, exercise remains a critical strategy for managing non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), with its efficacy well-established. Different exercise modalities induce distinct physiological stress profiles, potentially exerting differential effects on NAFLD. As NAFLD is considered a hepatic manifestation of systemic metabolic dysregulation, this study comprehensively compared the therapeutic effects of moderate-intensity continuous training (MICT), high-intensity interval training (HIIT), and resistance training (RT) on NAFLD across multiple metabolic dimensions: liver fat, glucose metabolism, lipid metabolism, and central obesity. Thirty-six adults with NAFLD (age: 51±8 years) were randomized to three 8-week supervised exercise regimens: MICT (3 sessions/week, …
A124: The Effects Of Cognitively Challenging Sports Games On Balance In Children With Adhd,
2026
Shanghai University of Sport
A124: The Effects Of Cognitively Challenging Sports Games On Balance In Children With Adhd, Yicheng Yang, Dandan Wang, Yijuan Lu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
To investigate the intervention effect of cognitively challenging sports games on the balance ability of children. Forty-two children with ADHD aged 7-11 years (randomly divided into a test group n=20 and a control group n=22) and 20 healthy children were included in the study. The test group was exposed to a moderately intense cognitively challenging sports game for 8 weeks (2 times per week, 60 minutes each time), and the effects of the intervention were assessed by the closed-eye, one-legged standing test (static balance) and the stellate-stretching balance test (dynamic balance). After the intervention, the static balance of the test …
A150: Aerobic Exercise And Caloric Restriction Modulate Macrophage Polarization And Nlrp3 In Liver Tissue Of Obese,
2026
Beijing Sport University
A150: Aerobic Exercise And Caloric Restriction Modulate Macrophage Polarization And Nlrp3 In Liver Tissue Of Obese, Siyang Wang, Chunyan Xu
International Journal of Physical Activity and Health
To investigate the effects of aerobic exercise, caloric restriction, and their combined intervention on NLRP3 inflammasome activation and macrophage M1/M2 polarization in the liver of db/db mice, and to elucidate their potential mechanisms in alleviating hepatic inflammation. Thirty-two mice were randomly divided into four groups (n=8/group): control (CON), aerobic exercise (AE), caloric restriction (CR), and combined intervention (ECR). The AE group underwent treadmill running at 50%-55% VO2max for 1 h/day, 5 days/week. The CR group received 70% of the CON group’s daily food intake. The ECR group combined both interventions for 12 weeks. Body weight and food intake were monitored …
