Health Benefits of Underwater Treadmill Exercise for Active Adults
Date
2010-04Author
Jacobson, Heather
Jarvey, Kristen
Bayliss, Ashley
Hardy, Hillary
Desmond, Amanda
Advisor(s)
Bredle, Donald Louis, 1949-
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To assess health benefits of hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill when added to the exercise of adults who are already participating 3 days per week in a university fitness program. We hypothesized that the underwater treadmill would be beneficial for muscle and joint comfort, energy for activities of daily living (ADLs), sleep quality, and well-being in people for whom additional land based exercise would likely have resulted in overtraining symptoms.
Subject
Aquatic exercises--Health aspects
Hydrotherapy--Evaluation
Treadmill exercise--Evaluation
Aquatic exercises--Evaluation
Hydrotherapy--Health aspects
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Treadmill exercise--Health aspects
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/46480Type
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Color poster with text and graphs.
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