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Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Smart City & Iot Solutions In Improving Urban Sustainability, Mobility, And Quality Of Life In The Uae, Aisha Alnuaimi Jan 2026

Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Smart City & Iot Solutions In Improving Urban Sustainability, Mobility, And Quality Of Life In The Uae, Aisha Alnuaimi

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The United Arab Emirates has an aim to develop smart cities incorporating advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), to enhance urban sustainability, mobility, and improve citizens quality of life. However, based on the significant funds invested by the government, there exists an important gap within the government systems in measuring the effectiveness of such activities given the lack of data quantifying the benefits gained from such smart initiatives. To address this gap, this study delivers the benefits gained from smart initiatives by using a mixed-methods approach combining both quantitative and qualitative data. The research is based on …

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Bsp Gigi Llc V. Dixon Jan 2026

Bsp Gigi Llc V. Dixon

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In this nonpayment proceeding, the tenant moved to dismiss for failure to state a cause of action, arguing the landlord's 14-day rent demand was defective. The court found that because the property's mortgage, originally private, was assigned to the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) in 2019, it became a "covered unit" under the CARES Act. Consequently, the landlord was required to serve a 30-day notice, not a 14-day notice. As the predicate notice was defective and cannot be amended, the tenant's motion was granted, and the proceeding was dismissed without prejudice.

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Department Of Housing Preservation And Development Of The City Of New York V. Singh Jan 2026

Department Of Housing Preservation And Development Of The City Of New York V. Singh

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The court granted the landlord's (HPD's) motion for sanctions against the tenants and their counsel, finding their conduct frivolous under 22 NYCRR § 130-1.1(c)(3). The tenants' motion to vacate judgments, alleging fraud by HPD, was deemed legally and factually baseless. The court cited false material factual statements, meritless legal arguments regarding penalty calculations, and unsubstantiated accusations of fraud and dishonesty against HPD and its attorneys. Sanctions of $1500 were imposed on a respondent and their counsel, along with an award of the landlord's attorneys' fees and costs.

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Lefferts Ave. Ventures Llc V. Keennlyside Jan 2026

Lefferts Ave. Ventures Llc V. Keennlyside

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The court addressed a tenant's motion to dismiss a landlord's action for unpaid rent arrears, arguing a three-year statute of limitations for consumer credit transactions under CPLR 214-i. The tenant contended that unpaid rent constituted a consumer credit transaction. The court, however, rejected this argument, distinguishing it from consumer debt under the FDCPA. It ruled that failure to pay rent is a breach of a lease agreement, subject to a six-year statute of limitations for breach of contract, not a consumer credit transaction. Therefore, the tenant's motion to dismiss was denied, allowing the landlord's claim to proceed.

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Nsa 2015 Owner Llc V. Moore Jan 2026

Nsa 2015 Owner Llc V. Moore

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In this nonpayment proceeding, the landlord's motion to restore the case for a final judgment and warrant of eviction was denied as moot because the tenant fully complied with the settlement stipulation by paying the agreed-upon arrears. The court additionally held that Private Housing Finance Law (“PHFL”) § 610 charges, which allow rental subsidies to pay above legal regulated rent, do not permit the landlord to increase the tenant's portion of rent or seek a possessory judgment for such charges in a summary proceeding. The entire nonpayment proceeding was dismissed.

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5539-181 & 182 Prospect Park W. Brooklyn Llc V. Rivera Jan 2026

5539-181 & 182 Prospect Park W. Brooklyn Llc V. Rivera

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In this licensee holdover for succession rights to a rent-controlled apartment, the landlord sought possession after the tenant-of-record's death, alleging the respondent was a licensee without succession. The landlord served judicial subpoenas on the Administration for Children's Services (ACS) and the Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) for extensive records related to the deceased tenant's foster parenting. The tenant moved to quash the ACS subpoena, arguing it was impermissibly broad, a fishing expedition, and sought confidential information about non-party minors. The court granted the tenant's motion, finding the landlord was not a proper party to seek foster care records …

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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 Jan 2026

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 …

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A011: The Influence Of Family Factors On The Body Composition Of Preschool Children, Tianrui Zhang, Fengyang Zhao, Qing Fang, Xing Zhao, Sha Qu Jan 2026

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 …

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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 Jan 2026

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 …

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A009: New Quality Productive Forces For Ecological Sports Parks: Implications, Barriers, Strategies, Ju Li Jan 2026

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 …

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A006: The Relationship Between Physical Activity Patterns And Physical Fitness In The Elderly, Changxin Fan, Cailiang Zhou Jan 2026

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 …

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A008: The Impact Of Quiet Eye Training On Sport Performance: A Systematic Review, Qina Li, Donjian Li Jan 2026

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 …

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A019: The Effects Of Badminton Exercise On Body Composition And Physical Fitness In Female College Students, Yiqiang Han Jan 2026

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 …

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A016: The Impact Of "5e" Teaching Model On College Students' Aerobic Skills And Positive Psychological Qualities, Jiawen Deng, Guanqi Yang Jan 2026

A016: The Impact Of "5e" Teaching Model On College Students' Aerobic Skills And Positive Psychological Qualities, Jiawen Deng, Guanqi Yang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Higher education is a crucial period for cultivating talents and an important driving force for the country to achieve significant development in the process of educational reform. Combining the "5E" teaching model with aerobics, this study explores whether it can promote college students' aerobics skills and positive psychological qualities, facilitate the improvement of students' comprehensive qualities, and lay a foundation for students' lifelong sports. Twenty-five students were selected from two freshman aerobics elective classes in Shanghai University of Finance and Economics as experimental were divided into an experimental group and a control group for a 16-week teaching experiment. The experimental …

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A024: Fitness Self-Testing And Changes In Physical Activity And Sleep Behaviors Of Chinese Male College Students, Rulan Shangguan, Xiaofen D. Hamilton, Yongshun Wang, Jiren Zhang, Xiao Na, Chenhao Wu, Yiqiong Zhang, Yucen Li, Can Zhou, Jianmin Guan Jan 2026

A024: Fitness Self-Testing And Changes In Physical Activity And Sleep Behaviors Of Chinese Male College Students, Rulan Shangguan, Xiaofen D. Hamilton, Yongshun Wang, Jiren Zhang, Xiao Na, Chenhao Wu, Yiqiong Zhang, Yucen Li, Can Zhou, Jianmin Guan

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

It has been well documented that a significant increase in healthy behaviors, such as physical activity (PA) and sleep, remains to be seen among students. As such, public health organizations across nations are in need of effective approaches to alter students’ health-related behaviors. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of fitness self-testing on PA and sleep behaviors among Chinese male college students. Method: Utilizing a clustered randomized controlled trial (RCT) design, 89 participants were into an intervention (n = 44) and a control (n = 45) group based on their class enrollment: (1) The intervention group conducted monthly fitness …

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A020: Research On The Promotion Of Adolescent Sports Activities From The Perspective Of Holistic Governance, Xianming Peng Jan 2026

A020: Research On The Promotion Of Adolescent Sports Activities From The Perspective Of Holistic Governance, Xianming Peng

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

To implement the major deployment of building an education powerhouse, which emphasizes "adhering to governance according to law and strengthening digital and full-process management," this study focuses on the compatibility between holistic governance theory and the promotion of adolescent sports activities in China. Method: Literature Review Method. To precisely grasp the theoretical connotations, policy evolution, practical dynamics, and cutting-edge trends of the research topic. Case Analysis Method: By selecting vivid cases such as the National Youth Sunshine Sports Congress, the National Youth "Big Three Balls" Games, and the "Run, Kids" initiative, this study explores successful experiences and governance challenges in …

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A028: Therapeutic Exercise Management In Adolescents With Cam Morphology Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome: A Literature Review, Xingbing Yue, Peng Huang Jan 2026

A028: Therapeutic Exercise Management In Adolescents With Cam Morphology Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome: A Literature Review, Xingbing Yue, Peng Huang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Femoroacetabular impingement is a common cause of hip pain in adolescents. Compared with the pincer-type, the incidence of cam-type is more common in asymptomatic adolescent patients. At present, there is much research on the treatment of FAI by arthroscopic surgery, and it has been shown that it has a positive intervention effect. However, there is little research on therapeutic exercise and a lack of normative understanding. The purpose of this review is to provide clues and ideas for the treatment of adolescents with cam FAI by summarizing the research results of therapeutic exercise management of FAI. We searched the articles …

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A034: Exploring Machine Learning In Predicting Sports Anomie Behavior: An Analysis Of Organizational Factors, Mengyao Wang, Zhongjiang Zhang Jan 2026

A034: Exploring Machine Learning In Predicting Sports Anomie Behavior: An Analysis Of Organizational Factors, Mengyao Wang, Zhongjiang Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Anomie behavior in sports competitions among college students remains a significant concern. Existing empirical studies have established a significant correlation between organizational factors and sports anomie behavior. However, traditional statistical methods have limitations in uncovering the intricate relationships and contributions of these factors to the occurrence of anomie behavior. This study explores the application of machine learning algorithms in predicting such behaviors, focusing on organizational factors, aiming to provide novel insights and analytical approaches. Method: A questionnaire was designed based on validated measurement scales. A total of 5,012 questionnaires were distributed to students from six universities in Xi'an, China, with …

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A029: The Theory And Path Of Digital Transformation Of Ski Tourism Resort, Haoyue Zhao Jan 2026

A029: The Theory And Path Of Digital Transformation Of Ski Tourism Resort, Haoyue Zhao

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

With the rapid development of digital technology, ski resorts are facing an inevitable trend of transitioning from traditional operating models to digital directions. According to the "China Ice and Snow Tourism Development Report (2024)", the number of ice and snow tourists in China during the 2022-2023 ice and snow season reached 312 million, with a revenue of 349 billion yuan. It is expected that by 2025, the number of ice and snow leisure tourists in China is expected to climb to 520 million, with a revenue of 720 billion yuan. Tourism has become an important branch of winter tourism, and …

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A031: Historical Evolution, Value, And Cognitive Anchoring Of Interdisciplinary Thematic Learning In Physical Education And Health, Jiajun Jiang, Zhihua Yin Jan 2026

A031: Historical Evolution, Value, And Cognitive Anchoring Of Interdisciplinary Thematic Learning In Physical Education And Health, Jiajun Jiang, Zhihua Yin

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

In recent years, as disciplinary integration has become an important direction of curriculum reform, interdisciplinary thematic learning has attracted attention for its advantages in developing students' core literacy, solving problems in complex contexts, and promoting the development of higher-order thinking, and has been widely practiced in various subject areas. The purpose of this paper is to examine the history of the development of interdisciplinary thematic learning of physical education and health, whose contemporary value was analyzed and cognitively anchored. First, the literature related to the interdisciplinary thematic learning of physical education and health was collected on CNKI and WOS through …

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A038: Research On Artificial Intelligence Promoting Sports And Health Development, Xueling Pang, Zhengze Zhang Jan 2026

A038: Research On Artificial Intelligence Promoting Sports And Health Development, Xueling Pang, Zhengze Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, its application in the fields of sports and health promotion has become increasingly widespread, bringing revolutionary changes to areas such as sports training, performance analysis, health monitoring, and management. The application of AI not only enhances the efficiency of research and practice but also provides new possibilities for personalized services and precise interventions. This study aims to explore the impact of the AI era on sports and health promotion, analyzing its current applications and future development trends in these fields. Method: Literature Review: Systematically collect, organize, and analyze relevant literature to …

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A035: The Relationship Between Physical Activity And Health Promotion: Analysis Based On Big Data, Zhenling Zhou, Weidong Du Jan 2026

A035: The Relationship Between Physical Activity And Health Promotion: Analysis Based On Big Data, Zhenling Zhou, Weidong Du

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

With the rapid development of the economy and lifestyle changes, people's physical activity levels have significantly decreased, leading to a decline in their physical health. Especially for teenagers and college students, due to increased academic pressure and increased dependence on electronic products, their exercise time has significantly decreased. In addition, the development of big data technology provides new methods and means for studying the relationship between physical activity and health promotion. Through big data analysis, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of physical activity on health, providing a scientific basis for developing effective health promotion strategies. …

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A043: Effects Of Treadmill Exercise On Negative Emotions In Postmenopausal Women, Bing Han, Peizhen Zhang Jan 2026

A043: Effects Of Treadmill Exercise On Negative Emotions In Postmenopausal Women, Bing Han, Peizhen Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Negative emotions occur across all genders and age groups, but their prevalence is notably higher in women during and after perimenopause. This study aims to analyze the effects of a treadmill-based exercise program on depression, anxiety, and stress in community-dwelling Chinese women. Additionally, it seeks to investigate whether these changes are associated with physical changes, such as improvements in body composition or body satisfaction. Method: A total of 80 postmenopausal women (57.04 ± 5.49 years) were recruited from local communities and participated in this single-blind, controlled trial. Participants were assigned to either a control group (n = 40) or an …

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A058: The Effects Of Isotemporal Reallocation Of 24-Hour Activity Behaviors On Physical Fitness In Preschool Children, Yixin Liang, Junyu Wang, Jie Zhuang Jan 2026

A058: The Effects Of Isotemporal Reallocation Of 24-Hour Activity Behaviors On Physical Fitness In Preschool Children, Yixin Liang, Junyu Wang, Jie Zhuang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Preschool children's physical fitness is critical for lifelong health, yet recent trends show declining fitness levels, rising obesity, and reduced physical competence. Physical activity (PA), sedentary behavior (SB), and sleep (SLP) are key lifestyle factors influencing health. Compositional data analysis (CDA) addresses multicollinearity among these behaviors, while the isotemporal substitution model evaluates the effects of reallocating time between them. This study investigates the associations between 24-hour movement behaviors and preschool children's physical fitness, offering evidence-based recommendations. Method: A total of 806 preschool children aged 3–6 years were recruited from three kindergartens in Shanghai using cluster random and convenience sampling. Demographic …

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A054: Exploring Physical Education Teachers' Critical Health Literacy Structure And Assessment Tool Development, Yuesen Zhang, Zhihua Yin, Yiming Xie, Ruilin Xu Jan 2026

A054: Exploring Physical Education Teachers' Critical Health Literacy Structure And Assessment Tool Development, Yuesen Zhang, Zhihua Yin, Yiming Xie, Ruilin Xu

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Under China's “Healthy China 2030” strategy and ongoing reforms in school physical education (PE), strengthening PE teachers' critical health literacy (CHL)—their ability to critically evaluate health information, make evidence-based decisions, and promote community health—has become essential. Although CHL holds both theoretical and practical significance, its structural dimensions among PE teachers remain insufficiently studied. This study systematically analyzes the theoretical framework of CHL and develops a validated assessment tool adapted to China's educational context. Method: A mixed-methods approach was adopted. First, over 200 CHL-related articles from CNKI, ProQuest, and other databases were analyzed to construct a preliminary framework. Second, 40 PE …

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A047: Center Of Gravity Movement: Mediating Effects And Mechanisms On Scoliosis In College Students, Lijie Yu, Jingmei Dong, Jingwen Jiang, Zhaoren Deng, Si Cheng, Chenjie Zhang, Jinming Zou, Zan Zhang, Xiangyu Zhang Jan 2026

A047: Center Of Gravity Movement: Mediating Effects And Mechanisms On Scoliosis In College Students, Lijie Yu, Jingmei Dong, Jingwen Jiang, Zhaoren Deng, Si Cheng, Chenjie Zhang, Jinming Zou, Zan Zhang, Xiangyu Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Maintaining a neutral pelvic position and balanced center of gravity is essential for promoting spinal health in college students. This study examines how pelvic neutral displacement impacts scoliosis progression, based on the mediating effect of center of gravity movement. Method: (1)A cross-sectional study was conducted with 506 randomly selected college students (294 females, 212 males; age 21.73 ± 2.74 years). Measurement indicators included the Angle of Trunk Rotation (ATR), pelvic rotation angle, pelvic tilt angle, and center of gravity movements within 10 seconds. (2) Multivariate linear regression analysis examined correlations between pelvic rotation, pelvic tilt, center of gravity movement, and …

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A055: Aerobic Exercise Improves Sarcopenia And Gut-Muscle Axis In Abx-Treated Samp8 Mice, Sisi Yao, Wenfeng Liu Jan 2026

A055: Aerobic Exercise Improves Sarcopenia And Gut-Muscle Axis In Abx-Treated Samp8 Mice, Sisi Yao, Wenfeng Liu

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Sarcopenia, characterized by reduced skeletal muscle mass and function, is a common geriatric condition that impairs mobility and quality of life. Its causes include neuroendocrine dysregulation, chronic inflammation, malnutrition, and gut microbiota imbalance. The gut microbiota influences muscle metabolism and function via the gut-muscle axis, and aerobic exercise has been shown to improve both gut microbiota composition and muscle function. This study explores whether aerobic exercise can alleviate sarcopenia induced by gut microbiota dysbiosis through the gut-muscle axis, offering a basis for exercise interventions. The study employed the senescence-accelerated mouse strain P8 (SAMP8) model. Gut microbiota dysbiosis was induced via …

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A066: Aerobic Exercise Regulates Mir3473e/Ephb2 Signal Pathway In Improving Synaptic Plasticity In App/Ps1 Mice, Xiangli Tong, Zhen Tong, Wenfeng Liu, Weijia Wu, Meiqing Liao, Juan Wang, Yang Wang, Yishan Chen Jan 2026

A066: Aerobic Exercise Regulates Mir3473e/Ephb2 Signal Pathway In Improving Synaptic Plasticity In App/Ps1 Mice, Xiangli Tong, Zhen Tong, Wenfeng Liu, Weijia Wu, Meiqing Liao, Juan Wang, Yang Wang, Yishan Chen

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by cognitive impairment, with evidence suggesting that exercise can improve cognitive function. Our previous studies demonstrated that aerobic exercise improves cognitive dysfunction and enhances synaptic plasticity in APP/PS1 mice, while identifying the endogenous microRNA-3473e as a potential regulator of neuronal activity and cognitive function. However, the precise mechanism underlying this regulation remains unclear. This study aimed to investigate the mechanism by which aerobic exercise regulates miR3473e to improve synaptic plasticity and cognitive dysfunction in APP/PS1 mice. Exercise intervention was performed on 3-month-old C57BL/6J and APP/PS1 mice with a 12-week moderate-intensity aerobic treadmill …

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A079: An Empirical Tripartite Framework Analysis Of Winter Sports Policy Implementation In Chinese Educational Institutions, Zan Liu, Jie Qu, Di Feng, Junhui Song Jan 2026

A079: An Empirical Tripartite Framework Analysis Of Winter Sports Policy Implementation In Chinese Educational Institutions, Zan Liu, Jie Qu, Di Feng, Junhui Song

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Following China's successful bid for the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics, campus ice and snow sports have made progress in promotion due to the implementation of Olympic strategies. However, many obstacles remain, preventing the achievement of expected policy goals. Ice and snow sports positively impact adolescents' physical and mental health and willpower. Therefore, this study evaluates national-level campus ice and snow sports policies in China in three aspects and proposes optimization suggestions, aiming to provide theoretical references for promoting such sports. Method: Sixteen national-level campus ice and snow sports policy documents from the Chinese government's official website were selected as …

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A081: Characterizing Resting-State Functional In College Students Practicing Combat Sports: A Cross-Sectional Neuroimaging Study, Keying Zhang, Yaxue Wang, Qing Yan, Dong Zhang, Chunmei Cao Jan 2026

A081: Characterizing Resting-State Functional In College Students Practicing Combat Sports: A Cross-Sectional Neuroimaging Study, Keying Zhang, Yaxue Wang, Qing Yan, Dong Zhang, Chunmei Cao

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Long-term physical exercise is known to induce changes in brain plasticity. While extensive research has examined the effects of aerobic exercise, basketball, and badminton on brain plasticity in college students, the impact of combat sports on brain function remains underexplored. Combat sports, due to their high intensity and mental demands, may have unique effects on neuroplasticity. This study aims to investigate the influence of combat sports participation on brain function in university students, addressing a gap in the current literature. Method: This study comprised three groups: an experimental group of 14 students (8M/6F, 20.9 ± 2.3 years) practicing combat sports …

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