An examination of the relationship between physical activity stage of change and body weight in young men and women

C.B. Woods; N. Mutrie; P. Scott; C. Simpson

An examination of the relationship between physical activity stage of change and body weight in young men and women

C.B. Woods, N. Mutrie, P. Scott, C. Simpson

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Abstract

Sixty percent of the Scottish population is not active enough to derive health benefits and approximately 51% are classified as overweight or obese (The Scottish Office Department of Health, 1999: Towards a Healthier Scotland: A White Paper on Health. Edinburgh: Stationery Office). Exercise alone has been shown to be an effective strategy for reducing obesity (Ross et al., 2000: Exercise and Sport Science Reviews, 28, 165-170).

Original language	English
Number of pages	44
Journal	Journal of Sports Sciences
Volume	20
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

physical activity
body weight
young men
young women
health
exercise
sports science

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An examination of the relationship between physical activity stage of change and body weight in young men and women

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