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Social insulation during COVID-19: The importance of physical activity

COVID-19 sürecinde sosyal izolasyon: Fiziksel aktivitenin önemi

Pages
51–55
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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During the pandemic, it is vital to disseminate appropriate messages to encourage the public to engage in physical activity, and to provide information about the benefits of adopting an active lifestyle.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Concerns about the increasing spread of COVID-19 have raised and the global epidemic has led virtually all countries around the world to take quick protective measures.
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Key Findings & Data:However, this measure resulted in sedentary behaviors, such as playing games on the digital media, watching television, spending excessive time on mobile devices, and decreased physical activity.
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Conclusion & Impact:During the pandemic, it is vital to disseminate appropriate messages to encourage the public to engage in physical activity, and to provide information about the benefits of adopting an active lifestyle.
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Abstract

Concerns about the increasing spread of COVID-19 have raised and the global epidemic has led virtually all countries around the world to take quick protective measures. Staying at home against infection risks has been a key safety step that can limit the spread of infections to a wider population. However, this measure resulted in sedentary behaviors, such as playing games on the digital media, watching television, spending excessive time on mobile devices, and decreased physical activity. In this study, the following issues are addressed: importance of physical activity, which has a positive effect on health protection and immune system strengthening, anxiety, and depression reduction during the COVID-19 outbreak; informing people about the available opportunities to be active; the benefits of being active; the amount of activity one should do; and, how safe performing physical activity is. During the pandemic, it is vital to disseminate appropriate messages to encourage the public to engage in physical activity, and to provide information about the benefits of adopting an active lifestyle.

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COVID-19'un artan yayılımıyla ilgili endişeler artmış, küresel salgın birçok ülkenin hızlı ve koruyucu önlemler almasına yol açmıştır. Enfeksiyon riskine karşı evde kalma, enfeksiyonların geniş kitlelere yayılmasını sınırlandırabilen temel bir güvenlik adımı olmuştur. Uzun süre evde kalmak; dijital ortamda oyun oynamak, televizyon izlemek, mobil cihazlar kullanarak yapılan aktivitelere aşırı miktarda zaman harcamak gibi hareketsiz davranışlara, fiziksel aktivitenin azalmasına yol açmıştır. Bu çalışmada, pandemi süresince fiziksel aktivitenin, sağlığın korunması ve bağışıklık sisteminin güçlenmesi, kaygı ve depresyonun azaltılmasında olumlu etkisi olduğuna dikkat çekmek, insanları aktif olmaları için hangi fırsatların var olduğu konusunda bilgilendirmenin yanı sıra, aktif olmanın ne gibi yararları olduğu, kişinin ne kadar aktivite yapması gerektiği ve fiziksel aktivitenin ne kadar güvenli olduğu bilgisi sunulmaktadır. Pandemi süresince toplumu fiziksel aktivite yapmaya teşvik etmek, aktif yaşam tarzı hakkında bilgi vermek için uygun mesajların oluşturulması hayati önem taşımaktadır.

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DOĞAN, A. A., CENGİZHAN, P. A. (2022). Social insulation during COVID-19: The importance of physical activity. Spor Hekimliği Dergisi, Cilt: 56 - Sayı: 1, 51–55. https://ajindex.com/articles/593213

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