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Physiological base þf method for programming physical activity in obese young individuals
Satellite Symposium for Euro Global Summit & Medicare Expo on Weight Loss
August 18-20, 2015 Frankfurt, Germany
Vladimir Nikolovski
Univeristy of Bitola, Macedonia
Satellite Symposium-Abstracts: J Nutr Disorders Ther
Abstract:
Collaboration among sports pedagouges and sports nutritionists is necessary to reinforce the link between sound regular physical activity (PA) and dietary practice for weight management in young individuals. Our purpose was to propose the method for programming PA on physiological base in obese young individuals and to reinforce the collaboration among sports pedagouges and sports nutritionists in the area of health promotion and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk reduction through increasing physical activity. Our method for programming PA was established using classification for aerobic fitness (WHO). The basic criterion for obese individuals selection in four PA groups was initial level of VO2max (ml-1kg-1min-1) expressed in term of METs. Training pulse was calculated using equation by Karvonen M. Intensity of PA was recommended in accordance with energy expenditure and expresed in term of METs (WHO/Andersen). Using tables of gross energy expenditure of various PA were chosen different types of PA. Diet of 1500kcal/d was prescribed in the Ist phase and 1800kcal/d in the IInd phase related to increased level of VO2max (ml-1kg-1min-1). The efficacy of programmed PA and/or diets were examined in 42 obese young individuals included in 8 wk randomized controlled trials. Using our method for programming PA were achieved significant reduction on body fat and CVD risk factors, safe performance and is avoided the risk for CVD events, so as enlarged type of PA. Ongoing debate are long-term effects on weight cycling and management, preferably 2-5 years.
Biography :
Vladimir Nikolovski is Bachelors Degree of Nutrition (expected), Faculty of Technology and Technical Science-Veles at the University “St.Clement Ohridski” in Bitola, Macedonia.