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A132: Digital Health Services To Promote Healthy Aging: The Logical Way, Blocking Barriers And Breakthrough Paths, Chenhui Chen, Zhang Jisheng Zhang Jan 2026

A132: Digital Health Services To Promote Healthy Aging: The Logical Way, Blocking Barriers And Breakthrough Paths, Chenhui Chen, Zhang Jisheng Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

With the aging of the population in our country, healthy aging becomes an important strategic objective to improve the quality of life. Digital health services, as an emerging model, use the Internet, big data, artificial intelligence, and other technical means to provide innovative solutions for the health management of the elderly. However, older people have special characteristics in terms of digital skills and health service needs, which lead to many challenges for digital health services in promoting healthy aging. In recent years, the state has issued a series of policies to promote the development of healthy aging, such as the …

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A140: Kinetic Comparison Of Weightlifting Pulling Derivatives With Different Starting Positions, Junhao Chen, Junlin Tian, Songgula Jumaali, Yuduo Liu, Xianglin Wan Jan 2026

A140: Kinetic Comparison Of Weightlifting Pulling Derivatives With Different Starting Positions, Junhao Chen, Junlin Tian, Songgula Jumaali, Yuduo Liu, Xianglin Wan

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Weightlifting movements have been shown to provide a superior training stimulus for force and power development. Among these, Weightlifting pulling derivatives (WPDs) without the catch phase may generate superior kinetic stimulation compared to the full weightlifting movements. Previous studies have confirmed that the starting position significantly affects the peak vertical ground reaction forces (Fz), peak rate of force development (RFD), and peak power of the weightlifting derivatives with the catch phase. However, the influence of starting position on WPDs is still unclear. Therefore, this study aims to compare the kinetic performance differences of WPDs with different starting positions to optimize …

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A141: A Developmental Study Of The Digital Transformation Of University Physical Education Driven By New Qualitative Productivity, Changzhou Xu, Yu Dong Jan 2026

A141: A Developmental Study Of The Digital Transformation Of University Physical Education Driven By New Qualitative Productivity, Changzhou Xu, Yu Dong

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Under the strategic background of ‘Education Modernization 2035’ and ‘Sports Power’, the digital transformation of physical education in colleges and universities is faced with the historic opportunity of being driven by the new quality of productivity. This study focuses on the logic, obstacles, and breakthrough paths of the transformation of university physical education driven by new quality productivity, aiming to build a theoretical framework and propose systematic solutions for the reference of high-quality development. Comprehensive use of literature, expert interviews, and other methods to systematically explore the interaction mechanism between new quality productivity and the digital transformation of physical education. …

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A133: Self-Aggrandizing In Badminton Teaching Short Videos Affects Learning Willingness, Mingxiang Yi, Yuanjing Huang Jan 2026

A133: Self-Aggrandizing In Badminton Teaching Short Videos Affects Learning Willingness, Mingxiang Yi, Yuanjing Huang

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Based on the new era of digital sports development, self-media platforms have become an important carrier of sports teaching communication; however, few studies have investigated the relationship between self-aggrandizing behavior during sports teaching on self-media platforms and platform users' learning intention. In this study, we take Jittery self-media platform as an example to explore the chain path that creators' boasting behavior (H1) positively affects users' learning intention (H2) by enhancing users' trust (H3), and to verify the mediating effect of trust in the relationship between boasting behavior and learning intention, as well as the two-way influence between badminton short video …

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A130: Comparative Analysis Of Aerobic Capacity In Female College Golfers Of Different Levels, Hui Yang, Bingzhen Zhang, Heng Liu, Lin Huang, Qiaoguan Fu Jan 2026

A130: Comparative Analysis Of Aerobic Capacity In Female College Golfers Of Different Levels, Hui Yang, Bingzhen Zhang, Heng Liu, Lin Huang, Qiaoguan Fu

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A professional golf tournament typically consists of four rounds, with each round lasting at least 3.5 hours. During the competition, golfers are required to adhere to the principle of “walking briskly and playing steadily” to complete the entire tournament. Adequate physical fitness and good aerobic capacity are essential for athletes to sustain their performance. Superior aerobic endurance serves as the foundation for completing a golf competition. This study aims to compare and analyze the aerobic endurance indicators of female college golfers at different skill levels during their training phases, in order to enhance the aerobic capacity of golf athletes. Method: …

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A135: 6-Week Intermittent Fasting And Aerobic Exercise: Effects On Body, Cardiovascular, And Sleep In Masked Obese Men, Boran Zhang, Meng Li, Runsheng Nie, Yuting Fu Jan 2026

A135: 6-Week Intermittent Fasting And Aerobic Exercise: Effects On Body, Cardiovascular, And Sleep In Masked Obese Men, Boran Zhang, Meng Li, Runsheng Nie, Yuting Fu

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Masked obesity (MO), defined by normal BMI with elevated body fat percentage, poses elevated health risks. This randomized trial compares combined intermittent fasting (IF) and aerobic exercise (AE) with single-modality interventions in young males, assessing body composition, cardiovascular function, and sleep quality to establish optimal evidence-based interventions. A total of 36 participants were randomized into three groups (n=12 each): (1) intermittent fasting combined with aerobic exercise (IF+AE), (2) IF-only, and (3) AE-only. Baseline assessments included body composition (weight, fat/lean mass, waist-to-hip ratio), cardiovascular markers (carotid intima-media thickness [CIMT], ejection fraction), and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI). The IF+AE group alternated …

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A143: Analysis Of Fast-Food Consumption Behavior Among Physically Active Male Students In A Beijing University, Hui Hu, Yi Yan Jan 2026

A143: Analysis Of Fast-Food Consumption Behavior Among Physically Active Male Students In A Beijing University, Hui Hu, Yi Yan

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This study aims to analyze the fast-food consumption behavior among physically active college students in a university in Beijing and provide a scientific basis for future nutritional education and intervention strategies targeting this population. A simple random sampling method was used to select 850 undergraduate students from a sports-focused university in Beijing. Data on fast-food consumption were collected through a self-administered questionnaire. The survey assessed the frequency of fast-food consumption, reasons for food choices, and students’ perceptions of nutritional value. A total of 807 valid questionnaires were collected, yielding a response rate of 95.8%. The reported consumption of Western and …

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A142: The Health Value Of Tai Chi Chuan's Swing Force On The Spine, Peng Liu Jan 2026

A142: The Health Value Of Tai Chi Chuan's Swing Force On The Spine, Peng Liu

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Tai Chi Chuan is a kind of Neijia Quanshu for Wushu. Swing force is the fundamental guarantee for its implementation of bringing in and losing balance, taking advantage of aggressiveness, and controlling Yang with Yin to defeat opponents. Based on the analysis of Tai Chi Chuan's swing force, this paper explores its value in maintaining, enhancing, and improving the spine function, establishing and improving Tai Chi Chuan's theory system of health care for the spine. Method: To interpret Tai Chi Chuan's swinging force in three dimensions: up and down, back and forth, left and right, and comprehensively analyze its maintenance …

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A147: Physical Exercise And Loneliness: The Chain Mediating Role Of Perceived Social Support And Life Satisfaction, Kelei Guo, Jun Xiang, Dong Li, Zehui Zhou Jan 2026

A147: Physical Exercise And Loneliness: The Chain Mediating Role Of Perceived Social Support And Life Satisfaction, Kelei Guo, Jun Xiang, Dong Li, Zehui Zhou

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To explore the relationship between physical exercise and loneliness, and to analyze the mediating role of perceived social support and life satisfaction between physical exercise and loneliness. Method: This study employed the Physical Exercise Scale, Perceived Social Support Scale, Life Satisfaction Scale, and Loneliness Scale to conduct a questionnaire survey among 908 college students. Descriptive analysis, reliability analysis, Pearson correlation analysis, Harman's single-factor test, and Bootstrap analysis were conducted using SPSS 26.0. (1) Physical exercise was negatively correlated with loneliness, but the direct path between physical exercise and loneliness was not significant; (2) Physical exercise was positively correlated with perceived …

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A149: Research On The Application Of Artificial Intelligence In Football, Ziliang Ruan, Jingmeng Sun, Shuyue Zhang Jan 2026

A149: Research On The Application Of Artificial Intelligence In Football, Ziliang Ruan, Jingmeng Sun, Shuyue Zhang

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With the development of artificial intelligence technology in the sports field, the role of sports data information is becoming increasingly significant. Specifically, in the application of football, artificial intelligence technology is used to scientifically mine data from human sports activities, analyze the patterns of training and competition, intelligently prevent sports injuries, analyze the competitive state of athletes, and form scientific training plans, thereby enhancing the performance of competitive sports and achieving scientific fitness and proactive health. The core concept of artificial intelligence technology is to mine data and explore the patterns within it to explain current phenomena and predict the …

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A152: Effect Of Stroboscopic Visual Perturbation On Posture Control In Patients With Chronic Ankle Instability, Mengyu Liu, Zhipeng Zhou, Yurui Shen, Liangliang Zheng Jan 2026

A152: Effect Of Stroboscopic Visual Perturbation On Posture Control In Patients With Chronic Ankle Instability, Mengyu Liu, Zhipeng Zhou, Yurui Shen, Liangliang Zheng

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Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a common sports injury, often accompanied by reduced proprioception, muscle weakness, and impaired balance. Its etiology is often attributed to inadequate rehabilitation following initial ankle sprains, resulting in ligament laxity or damage. This study aimed to investigate whether stroboscopic visual disturbance influences static and dynamic postural control in individuals with CAI, thereby exploring the relationship between visual input and postural stability. Method: Thirty college students with unilateral CAI (9 males, 21 females; age: 21.3±1.2 years, height: 168.1±9.8 cm, weight: 63.5±11.6 kg) were recruited. Their static and dynamic postural control was measured in three conditions: eyes …

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A154: Effects Of Stroboscopic Vision On Static Postural Control In Individuals With Chronic Ankle Instability, Yurui Shen, Mengyu Liu, Jingkun Zhang, Ting Lai, Zhipeng Zhou Jan 2026

A154: Effects Of Stroboscopic Vision On Static Postural Control In Individuals With Chronic Ankle Instability, Yurui Shen, Mengyu Liu, Jingkun Zhang, Ting Lai, Zhipeng Zhou

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a syndrome characterized by persistent dysfunction resulting from repeated ankle sprains, often leading to impaired postural control in affected individuals. Although rehabilitation training on unstable surfaces is effective for patients with CAI, it does not sufficiently reduce their reliance on visual input. While eye-closure training can restrict visual input, it poses safety risks and exhibits low compliance rates. Stroboscopic vision may offer a safe and effective alternative; however, its efficacy in reducing visual reliance among CAI patients on unstable surfaces remains unclear. Therefore, this study aimed to assess the impact of stroboscopic vision on static …

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A146: Independent And Joint Role Of Inflammatory Diet And Physical Activity In The Acceleration Of Aging, Shuting Peng, Yu Jiang Jan 2026

A146: Independent And Joint Role Of Inflammatory Diet And Physical Activity In The Acceleration Of Aging, Shuting Peng, Yu Jiang

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Biological aging arises from the accumulation of molecular changes or “hallmarks”, which can represent a person's aging status than chronological age. A healthy lifestyle can slow biological aging and prevent or delay the onset of multiple age-related diseases. This study is the first to investigate the independent and joint association of physical activity (PA) and inflammatory diet with acceleration of aging. Method: Data from 4767 participants in the 2017-2020 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) were analyzed. Binary logistic regression models, adjusted for age, sex, race, socioeconomic status, smoking, and sleep disturbances, were used to assess the independent and …

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A155: The Impact Of Internet-Based Screen Behavior On Physical Activity In Children And Adolescents, Junkai Zhang, Wenle Chen, Mingming Guo Jan 2026

A155: The Impact Of Internet-Based Screen Behavior On Physical Activity In Children And Adolescents, Junkai Zhang, Wenle Chen, Mingming Guo

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Although previous studies have indicated that different types of screen time may be associated with insufficient physical activity in children and adolescents, the impact of various types of internet-based screen time on physical activity has not been sufficiently explored. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the specific impact of different internet-based screen usage on physical activity in children and adolescents through a two-year national cross-sectional survey. This study utilized cross-sectional survey data from the China Family Panel Studies, involving 5,770 children and adolescents aged 10 to 18 in 2020 and 2022. Physical activity frequency was assessed using a single question, …

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A156: Research On The Optimization Of China's Community Sports Policies From The Perspective Of Policy Tools, Boda Song Jan 2026

A156: Research On The Optimization Of China's Community Sports Policies From The Perspective Of Policy Tools, Boda Song

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Community sports are a key area for promoting the in-depth development of socialized sports for all. This study aims to reveal the current application status and optimization paths of community sports policies in China through policy tool analysis and promote the high-quality development of community sports. The research focuses on the distribution characteristics of policy tools and the participation of multiple stakeholders, providing a scientific basis for policymakers. Method: This study selected 30 community sports policy documents issued by the state from 2004 to 2024. NVivo12 qualitative analysis software was used in combination with content analysis to construct a two-dimensional …

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A153: Rehabilitation Research On Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (Pfps) In Female Judo Athletes, Lening Wan, Zihan Yuan, Zhen Li, Yongchao Xie, Lei Zhang Jan 2026

A153: Rehabilitation Research On Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (Pfps) In Female Judo Athletes, Lening Wan, Zihan Yuan, Zhen Li, Yongchao Xie, Lei Zhang

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Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a prevalent knee disorder among athletes, known for its high incidence rate and propensity to progress into chronic conditions. Female athletes are more vulnerable due to inherent hip-knee muscle imbalances and aberrant movement patterns. Unfortunately, dedicated rehabilitation studies focusing on female judo athletes remain scarce. This research aims to alleviate PFPS symptoms by implementing core and functional training regimens and to analyze the significance of hip-knee muscle balance in the recovery process. Sixteen female judo athletes from the Henan Heavy Combat Sports Management Center, diagnosed with PFPS, were randomly into an experimental group (n=8) and …

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A148: The Effects Of Diverse Screen-Based Sedentary Behaviors On Sleep Among Children And Adolescents, Wenle Chen, Junkai Zhang, Mingming Guo Jan 2026

A148: The Effects Of Diverse Screen-Based Sedentary Behaviors On Sleep Among Children And Adolescents, Wenle Chen, Junkai Zhang, Mingming Guo

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Existing research has shown that screen-based sedentary behaviors may adversely affect children’s and adolescents’ sleep. However, the specific impact of different types of screen-based sedentary behaviors on sleep remains unclear. This two-year nationwide cross-sectional study aimed to elucidate the influence of various online screen-based sedentary behaviors on children’s and adolescents’ sleep. Method: Drawing on data from the China Family Panel Studies, questionnaire surveys were administered in 2020 and 2022 to 4,506 participants aged 10–18 years. Participants who reported sleeping fewer than eight hours per day were classified as having insufficient sleep. The frequencies of online gaming, online shopping, online learning, …

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A158: Artificial Intelligence Models' Impact On Mass Cycling: Coexistence Of Scientization, Healthization, Individuation, And Challenges, Zuowei Zhou, Linxin Yin Jan 2026

A158: Artificial Intelligence Models' Impact On Mass Cycling: Coexistence Of Scientization, Healthization, Individuation, And Challenges, Zuowei Zhou, Linxin Yin

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With the growing emphasis on health and increasing demand for sustainable travel, mass cycling (MC) has experienced rapid development. However, traditional bicycle designs exhibit notable deficiencies in functionality, personalization, and health management. While artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been extensively applied in various fields, including professional cycling competitions like the Tour de France, its potential to introduce new possibilities to MC remains uncertain. Therefore, we undertook a comprehensive investigation into the impact and application of AI on the development of MC, aiming to facilitate the digital and intelligent transformation of MC. Method: We selected representative bicycle enterprises and related projects …

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A162: Anta’S Business Model Innovation Empowers New Productive Forces In The Sports Industry, Zhonghui He, Yang Tang, Jinwei Xiao Jan 2026

A162: Anta’S Business Model Innovation Empowers New Productive Forces In The Sports Industry, Zhonghui He, Yang Tang, Jinwei Xiao

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Justin Yifu Lin identifies new quality productive forces that drive China's sports sector upgrading and requires sports enterprises to embrace the "Smiling Curve" through brand innovation and digital integration, which requires business model innovation. ANTA's business model innovation effectively exemplifies the transition towards high-value-added segments at both ends of the "Smiling Curve". Despite economic downturn and intense intra-industry competition, ANTA has achieved remarkable performance through four distinct phases of business model transformation, which can offer practical insights for other domestic sports enterprises and foster new productive forces in China’s sports industry. Method: This research adopts documentary research and comparative case …

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A167: Relationship Between Health-Promoting Lifestyles And Physical And Mental Health: A Cross-Sectional Study Among University Students, Ke Wang, Mengzhen Hao, Yangguiyi Zhao Jan 2026

A167: Relationship Between Health-Promoting Lifestyles And Physical And Mental Health: A Cross-Sectional Study Among University Students, Ke Wang, Mengzhen Hao, Yangguiyi Zhao

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

University students’ sedentary behavior, insufficient sleep, and other unhealthy lifestyle habits, compounded by social competition, academic pressure, and digital “screen dependence,” have exacerbated mental health issues and health risks. A health-promoting lifestyle, as a proactive approach to improving well-being, is a key pathway to alleviating these challenges. This study explores the relationship between health-promoting lifestyles and physical and mental health, providing scientific evidence for university health interventions. Method: A stratified random sampling method was used to select 1,383 male undergraduate students as the study sample. During the spring semester of 2021, researchers distributed a demographic questionnaire, the Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile-II …

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A160: Positive Health Of Adolescents: A Digital Technology Perspective And The Com-B Model, Ruishi Fan, Zhouhang Wu, Jieli Sun, Qingyuan Zhou Jan 2026

A160: Positive Health Of Adolescents: A Digital Technology Perspective And The Com-B Model, Ruishi Fan, Zhouhang Wu, Jieli Sun, Qingyuan Zhou

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The Outline of the Plan for the Construction of a Powerful Country in Education (2024-2035) clearly outlines the improvement of students ' physical health and emphasizes the innovation of the physical education mode by combining digital means. Based on the adaptability of the COM-B model (ability-opportunity-motivation dimension) and digital technology-enabled precision health management theory, the research aims to break the key bottleneck in the digital transformation of adolescent active health. Method: Using the triangle verification method: 1) collect academic resources from CNKI, WOS, and other platforms through literature and conduct a systematic review; Logical analysis method used to deconstruct the …

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A157: Research On Yunnan Outdoor Sports Industry Policy Texts Under The Policy Instrument Perspective, Yuanhao Jin Jan 2026

A157: Research On Yunnan Outdoor Sports Industry Policy Texts Under The Policy Instrument Perspective, Yuanhao Jin

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Outdoor sports serve as both a key vehicle for meeting the public's diversified fitness needs and a crucial link in promoting the deep integration of sports and tourism. In recent years, China's outdoor sports industry has flourished, with Yunnan Province achieving remarkable progress in its high-quality development. This success stems from Yunnan's unique natural resource endowment and institutional guarantees formed through local governments' targeted policy measures. Grounded in policy instrument theory, this study constructs an analytical framework to systematically analyze outdoor sports industry policies issued by Yunnan provincial authorities since November 2022. The research aims to provide theoretical references for …

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A169: Physical Education Teachers' Role Reconstruction In P.E.-Education Integration: A Systematic Review, Wei Cheng Jan 2026

A169: Physical Education Teachers' Role Reconstruction In P.E.-Education Integration: A Systematic Review, Wei Cheng

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The integration of sports and education policies in China has driven the redefinition of the role of physical education (PE) teachers, shifting their responsibilities from traditional instructional tasks to multifaceted competencies that encompass teaching, coaching, and holistic student development. Despite increasing emphasis on cultivating "dual-qualified" educators (possessing both pedagogical expertise and athletic training proficiency), systemic challenges persist, including fragmented training mechanisms for dual-role teachers, insufficient research on the career adaptability of retired athletes transitioning into teaching roles, and the absence of unified standards for evaluating teachers’ integrated in-class and extracurricular competencies. This study systematically reviews these gaps to establish a …

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A159: Research On Quality Monitoring Strategies For Physical Education And Health Curriculum Implementation In Compulsory Education, Qingyuan Zhou, Zhihua Yin, Ruishi Fan Jan 2026

A159: Research On Quality Monitoring Strategies For Physical Education And Health Curriculum Implementation In Compulsory Education, Qingyuan Zhou, Zhihua Yin, Ruishi Fan

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Since the promulgation of the “Compulsory Education Curriculum Experimental Program” in 2001, China’s compulsory education curriculum standards have undergone two rounds of revisions in 2011 and 2022, continuously promoting the quality of basic education. To deepen the curriculum reform, the Ministry of Education proposed to “improve the curriculum implementation monitoring system.” The purpose of this study is to explore the systematic path of quality monitoring of the implementation effect of physical education and health curriculum in the compulsory education stage and to provide a theoretical basis for the high-quality development of the curriculum. Method: The research mainly uses the literature …

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A173: Effects Of Lateral Resistance Lunge On Lower Limb Muscle Activation And Patellofemoral Joint Stress, Kexin Yang, Xiaowei Yang, Yuting Zhao, Zhipeng Zhou, Liangliang Zheng Jan 2026

A173: Effects Of Lateral Resistance Lunge On Lower Limb Muscle Activation And Patellofemoral Joint Stress, Kexin Yang, Xiaowei Yang, Yuting Zhao, Zhipeng Zhou, Liangliang Zheng

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Lunge exercises are often used in strengthening programs for patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS). However, limited data exist to evaluate the effects of lunge exercises with medial or lateral resistance on patellofemoral joint stress (PFJS) and lower limb muscle activation. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of three lunge exercises (Traditional lunge, TL; Lunge with hip adduction resistance, LHAD; Lunge with hip abduction resistance, LHAB) on lower limb muscle activation and PFJS in patients with PFPS. Twenty patients with PFPS (16 males and 4 females, age: 20.6±3.8 years, weight: 72.1±8.5 kg, height: 174.8±7.8 cm) underwent assessment of …

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A164: Motivational Cost In Physical Education: A 20-Year Review Through The Lens Of Situated Expectancy-Value Theory, Lilin Chen, Weiqi Zheng, Bo Shen, Fuhua Zheng Jan 2026

A164: Motivational Cost In Physical Education: A 20-Year Review Through The Lens Of Situated Expectancy-Value Theory, Lilin Chen, Weiqi Zheng, Bo Shen, Fuhua Zheng

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Situated expectancy-value theory (SEVT) proposes that students’ motivation is shaped by their expectancy for success, the value attached to the task, and the associated costs. However, most existing research has overlooked the significant role of cost when examining students’ motivation in physical education (PE). Based on SEVT, the present study aims to provide a more holistic understanding of student motivation in PE by reviewing SEVT-based research conducted over the past 20 years. Method: Abstracts and topics related to, in conjunction with expectancy-value theory and SEVT, were searched. SEVT-based articles in PE published between 2004 and 2024 were retrieved from the …

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A161: Advances In Tele-Exercise Interventions For Sarcopenia: A Comprehensive Review, Mengju Ma, Shilun Hou, Xin Zhang Jan 2026

A161: Advances In Tele-Exercise Interventions For Sarcopenia: A Comprehensive Review, Mengju Ma, Shilun Hou, Xin Zhang

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Sarcopenia, which is a progressive loss in muscle function and mass, significantly aggravates the quality of life of the elderly. Traditional face-to-face rehabilitation is of limited accessibility with poor compliance. The purpose of this article is to discuss the application of telemedicine among exercise interventions for sarcopenia, emphasizing its technical architectures, effectiveness, and issues. This article applied literature review, content analysis, and inductive summary methods to combine research progress regarding remote monitoring of exercise therapy in treating sarcopenia among older adults. Utilizing keywords such as "sarcopenia," "exercise prescription," "remote monitoring," and "aging," literature was retrieved, analyzed, and summarized by means …

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A170: The First Doctorate In Chinese Sports: An Exploration And Reflection On Zhang Yong's Sports Thought, Hong Zhang Jan 2026

A170: The First Doctorate In Chinese Sports: An Exploration And Reflection On Zhang Yong's Sports Thought, Hong Zhang

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

Zhang Yong is the first person to obtain a doctoral degree in modern China's sports world, choosing sports as his lifelong career and leaving more sports theories and practical experiences for China's sports academics, but there are quite a few results of the current research on Zhang Yong's sports thought. Method: literature method. A total of 19 articles published by Zhang Yong was collected. 1. advocated the establishment of sports administration departments and sports inspectors. Zhang Yong defended his doctoral dissertation, “State Organization and Administration of Health and Physical Education,” at Columbia University in the United States in March 1932, …

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A172: Research History, Hotspots, And Trends Of Triathlon In China, Shiyu Ding Jan 2026

A172: Research History, Hotspots, And Trends Of Triathlon In China, Shiyu Ding

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

In the 80s of the 20th century, triathlon was widely spread after it was introduced to China. Over the years, with the development of scientific sports training and national fitness, China's triathlon research has gradually attracted attention, and its research involves sports science, medicine, psychology, and mechanical engineering. Therefore, to promote the sustainable development of triathlon in China, this study reviews the history, hotspots, and trends of triathlon research in the past, and provides a theoretical reference for subsequent research. The data in this study were obtained from the China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) database. A total of 263 relevant …

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A165: Risk Prediction In Sports Injuries By Artificial Intelligence, Xing Gao Jan 2026

A165: Risk Prediction In Sports Injuries By Artificial Intelligence, Xing Gao

International Journal of Physical Activity and Health

In recent years, the deep integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies is reshaping the research and practice boundaries of sports science. AI and ML have great promise as injury prediction and prevention in the field of sports, and have potential in technology in sports performance, personalized training and treatment. Using literature and comparative visualization, this paper systematically examined the application progress of AI and ML in sports injury risk warning and competitive performance optimization and also studied the challenges faced by AI and ML in the current sports application field, as well as future coping strategies. …

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