THE EFFECT OF EIGHT WEEKS HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL AEROBIC TRAINING ON CHEMERIN AND VISFATIN IN OVERWEIGHT MEN

Abstract

Adipose tissue secretes some hormone-like combinations called adipokines; a better understanding of adipokines can help much in seeing the side effects of obesity. The aim of this study is to see the effect of 8 weeks of aerobic-interval training on serum levels of chemerin and visfatin in elderly men with overweight. In this semi-experimental study, 24 subjects were selected by available and targeted sampling and divided into two experimental group 12 people and control group 12 people with their ages ranging between 68 to 79. The subjects took aerobic-interval training for 8 weeks, three days each week and each session lasting 45 to 60 minutes. Blood samples were gathered before and after training intervention. By means of SPSS software, version 16, intra-group and between-group means were calculated by statistical methods of paired and independent sample t-test respectively and the results were analyzed at significance level of p

THE EFFECT OF EIGHT WEEKS HIGH- INTENSITY INTERVAL AEROBIC TRAINING ON CHEMERIN AND VISFATIN IN

Abstract

1Adipose tissue secretes some hormone-like combinations called adipokines; a better understanding of adipokines can help much in seeing the side effects of obesity. The aim of this study is to see the effect of 8 weeks of aerobic-interval training on serum levels of chemerin and visfatin in elderly men with overweight. In this semiexperimental study, 24 subjects were selected by available and targeted sampling and divided into two experimental group 12 people and control group 12 people with their ages ranging between 68 to 79. The subjects took aerobic-interval training for 8 weeks, three days each week and each session lasting 45 to 60 minutes. Blood samples were gathered before and after training intervention. By means of SPSS software, version 16, intra-group and between-group means were calculated by statistical methods of paired and independent sample t-test respectively and the results were analyzed at significance level of p

Keywords

• High-intensity interval aerobic training,Chemerin,Visfatin,Overweight men

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