Comparison of Physical Activity Levels of Different Faculty Students

  • Salih Öner Firat University, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Elazig
  • Nurper Özbar Düzce University, Faculty of Sport Science, Düzce
  • Vedat Çinar Firat University, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Elazig
  • Yakup Kiliç Sakarya University, Faculty of Sport Science, Sakarya
  • Burçin Ölçücü Tokat University, School of Physical Education and Sport, Tokat
Keywords: physical activity level, university students, lifestyle

Abstract

The aim of the study was to determine of Physical Activity Level of Firat University students studying at the Faculty of Sports Sciences and the Faculty of Education.
The sample of research group, with random sampling method 161 woman and 239 men a total of 400 persons were participated from Faculty of Sport Sciences and Faculty of Education. In this study, for collecting the data "Bouchard Three – Day Physical Activity Record" was used. In the analysis of the obtained data, SPSS 17 software package and independent samples t test was used.
According to findings; there were not significant difference between female students who is studying at faculty of sport sciences and faculty of education in height, basal metabolic rate and daily energy consumption (p>0,05). In addition there were difference statistically between male students in the these faculties in height, weight and basal metabolic rate (p<0,05).
Students of faculty of sport sciences more better than students of education faculty. There was no significant difference between two groups in body mass index and energy consumption.

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Published
2016-12-29
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Öner, S., Özbar, N., Çinar, V., Kiliç, Y. and Ölçücü, B. (2016) “Comparison of Physical Activity Levels of Different Faculty Students”, Annals of “Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati. Fascicle XV, Physical Education and Sport Management, 2, pp. 126-131. Available at: https://gup.ugal.ro/ugaljournals/index.php/efms/article/view/353 (Accessed: 30October2024).
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