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Trends in Applied Sciences Research

Year: 2015 | Volume: 10 | Issue: 4 | Page No.: 216-223
DOI: 10.17311/tasr.2015.216.223
Effect of Treadmill Training Versus Short Circuit Exercises on Total Cholesterol for Obese Children
A.R. Tawfiq, E.S. Salem, M. Tawfiq and N.A. Abo Ella

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of treadmill training program and the short circuit training program on total cholesterol level in the obese children. Forty obese children were selected from both sexes. Their ages ranged from 6-10 years old. They were assigned randomly into two groups of equal numbers, study group (I) and study group (II). Each patient of the two groups was evaluated before and after treatment by using body mass index and laboratory fasting total cholesterol level before and after twelve successive weeks of the training programs. The study group (I) received a balanced diet regimen for weight reduction and special treadmill training exercise program. The study group (II) received the same diet regimen for weight reduction and a specific short circuit training exercises. The training programs were conducted at 3 times/week basis for twelve successive weeks. The pre-treatment results revealed no significant difference in all measured variables between the two groups. Pre and post treatment results within each group had significant difference. Total cholesterol level post treatment results for both groups were significantly reduced in favor of study group (II) in comparison with study group (I).

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A.R. Tawfiq, E.S. Salem, M. Tawfiq and N.A. Abo Ella, 2015. Effect of Treadmill Training Versus Short Circuit Exercises on Total Cholesterol for Obese Children. Trends in Applied Sciences Research, 10: 216-223.

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