Increasing Physical Activity in Diabetic Adults via Aquatic Treadmill and Strength Exercises
Date
2012-04Author
O'Keefe, Chase
Erickson, Elizabeth
Lube, Lauren
Hetzel, Lauren
Groth, Thomas
Crook, Shannon
Advisor(s)
Bredle, Donald Louis, 1949-
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Previous research in aquatic exercise has shown joint stress to be reduced due to the buoyancy and thermal properties of water. This should improve exercise enjoyment and compliance in overweight individuals and those with joint pain. Since there is a high correlation between diabetes and obesity, and exercise is imperative for limiting the adverse effects of diabetes, this study looked at finding exercise modes that
will motivate diabetics to start and continue in regular physical activity.
Subject
Treadmill exercise--Health aspects
Exercise--Physiological aspects
Posters
Muscle strength
Diabetics
Aquatic exercises--Health aspects
Permanent Link
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/62943Type
Presentation
Description
Color poster with text, graphs, tables, and photographs.