通学手段別に見た大学生の日常生活活動量の比較

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The purpose of this study was to investigate a difference of daily physical activity by the type of transportation to attend university. Thirty six university students (21 males, 15 females) participated in this study. The subjects were classified in four groups (bicycle, motor bicycle, bus and car) by the type of the transportation. Daily physical activity was measured by a pedometer (Lifecorder GS) for 14 days. The pedometer was worn on the right waist. The number of daily steps in the weekday was not found the significant difference in four groups (bicycle : 7,485.3±1,990.2 steps, motor bicycle : 8,033.3±2,940.3 steps, bus : 8,258.3±4,000.9 steps, car : 6,190.5±1,865.1 steps, mean±SD). Energy expenditure estimated by a pedometer was also found not differ significantly by group. The number of daily steps was 7,471±2,859 steps on weekdays and 7,475±3,599 steps during the weekend. We concluded that the difference of daily physical activity by transportation was not found.
2013-03-00