A 10-week aerobic exercise program reduces cardiometabolic disease risk in overweight/obese female African university students

Keyphrases

• Exercise Program 100%
• University Students 100%
• Cardiometabolic Risk 100%
• Aerobic Exercise 100%
• Obese Women 100%
• African Universities 100%
• Cardiometabolic Disease 66%
• Waist Circumference 66%
• Disease Risk Factors 66%
• Hip Circumference 66%
• Physical Fitness Components 66%
• Obesity Prevalence 33%
• Cholesterol 33%
• Lipoproteins 33%
• Step Test 33%
• Anthropometric Parameters 33%
• Repeated Measures ANOVA 33%
• Sit-and-reach 33%
• Sedentary Behavior 33%
• Aerobic 33%
• South Africa 33%
• Blood Pressure 33%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Moderate Intensity 33%
• 20-m Shuttle Run 33%
• Storks 33%
• Fasting Plasma Glucose 33%
• Triglycerides 33%
• Preventive Strategies 33%
• Resting Heart Rate 33%
• Metabolic Syndrome Prevalence 33%
• Ruler 33%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Tukey post Hoc Test 33%
• Push-up 33%
• Grip Strength 33%
• Sum of Skinfolds 33%
• Black African Women 33%
• University of Zululand 33%
• Horizontal Jump 33%
• LDL-C/HDL-C 33%
• Reducing Weight 33%
• Non-modifiable Risk Factors 33%
• Stand Test 33%
• Cholesterol LDL 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Diseases 100%
• University Student 100%
• Prevalence 40%
• Waist Circumference 40%
• Hip Circumference 40%
• Efficacy 40%
• Analysis of Variance 20%
• Blood Pressure 20%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 20%
• Post Hoc Analysis 20%
• Resting Heart Rate 20%
• Metabolic Syndrome X 20%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 20%
• Grip Strength 20%
• Triacylglycerol 20%
• South Africa 20%
• Body Weight Loss 20%
• Anthropometric Parameters 20%
• Cholesterol Blood Level 20%
• Lipoprotein 20%
• Hand Grip Strength 20%

Psychology

• Body Mass Index 100%
• Blood Pressure 100%
• Aerobic Exercise 100%
• Analysis of Variance 50%
• Metabolic Syndrome 50%