Faculty Profiles - SUZUKI Hisao

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SUZUKI Hisao

Organization

Institute for Promotion of Education and Campus Life Professor

Homepage

http://isec.cc.okayama-u.ac.jp/

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Degree

体育学修士 ( 日本体育大学 )
博士（医学） ( 岡山大学 )

Research Interests

公衆衛生学・健康科学(健康教育・生活習慣)
体育学
環境生理学(体力医学)
Enviromental Physiology(Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine)Public Health
Health Science
Physical Education

Research Areas

Life Science / Medical management and medical sociology
Life Science / Hygiene and public health (laboratory)
Life Science / Physical education, and physical and health education

Education

Nippon Sport Science University 体育研究科体育学

- 1980

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Nippon Sport Science University 体育学部体育学科

- 1978

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Research History

岡山大学教育推進機構特任教授

2022.4

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Professional Memberships

日本体育学会

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日本スポーツ教育学会

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Committee Memberships

日本体力医学会評議員

2000

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日本スポーツ教育学会

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Papers

The effectiveness of Okayama University program during expansion period of COVID-19 infection Invited Reviewed

Hisao S, Youji K, Takehiko I

18 49 - 55 2021.3

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Stages of change for increasing fruit and vegetable intake in a Japanese population. Reviewed

Da-Hong Wang, Michiko Kogashiwa, Naoko Mori, Shikibu Yamashita, Wakako Fujii, Nobuo Ueda, Hiroto Homma, Hisao Suzuki, Noriyoshi Masuoka

Global Journal of Health Science 11 ( 7 ) 139 - 147 2019.6

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One-year outcome of an interactive internet-based physical activity intervention among university students Reviewed

Kanzo Okazaki, Shinji Okano, Shinichiro Haga, Akiho Seki, Hisao Suzuki, Kayo Takahashi

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS 83 ( 5 ) 354 - 360 2014.5

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Objective: The purpose of the present study was to evaluate whether improvement in physical activity of students following a 4-month intervention of a university course was maintained 8 months later.
Methods: Data on 77 students who responded to our scheduled inquiries completely through 1 year were analyzed. Participants of the intervention group (n=49) using the internet-based physical activity program exhibited significant increases in energy expenditures measured by IPAQ compared with the no-treatment control group (n=28) through 1 year.
Results: Participants who did not engage in regular university sports activities (baseline: 450 +/- 351 kcal day(-1); post: 587 +/- 320 kcal day(-1); 8-month follow-up: 580 +/- 394 kcal day(-1)) only exhibited significant increases in energy expenditures compared with those of the control group (baseline: 498 341 kcal day-1; post: 414 242 kcal day-1; 8-month follow-up: 347 275 kcal day-1).
Conclusion: These results suggested that an internet-based interactive intervention could become a helpful tool in promoting and maintaining physical activity in the long term. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Development and its Evaluation of the Distance and Interactive Proper System for College Students that Promotes Physical Activity through the Internet

OKAZAKI Kanzo, OKANO Shinji, HAGA Shinichiro, SEKI Akihiko, SUZUKI Hisao, TAKAHASHI Kayo

Educational technology research 33 ( 1 ) 85 - 93 2010

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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of the i-PAP, an internet-based Physical Activity Program, in promoting physical activity, as well as to assess the effectiveness of i-PAP functions and e-mail tip sheets in promoting positive attitudes toward regular physical activity. This study was designed to test the efficacy of the i-PAP over a 14-week, in-semester period among 81 college students who had been allocated to an intervention group (n=52) or a no-intervention group (n=29). In repeated measures ANOVA, the intervention group exhibited a significant increase in energy expenditure, compared to the no-intervention group. In factor and path analyses, goal-setting and scheduling the latter of which involved the individual setting dates and times for regular physical activity were critical functions in promoting physical activity. The i-PAP showed strong effectiveness in promoting physical activity, as expected. In particular, goal-setting and scheduling seemed to have positive effects on attitudes toward physical activity.

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Changes in serum leptin concentrations in overweight Japanese men after exercise Reviewed

Miyatake N, Takahashi K, Wada J, Nishikawa H, Morishita A, Suzuki H, Kunitomi M, Makino H, Kira S, Fujii M

Diabetes Obesity & Metabolism 6 ( 5 ) 332 - 337 2004

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Effect of Physical Education Class on Amount of Daily Physical Activity at School Children

KAGA Masaru, TAKAHASHI Kayo, SUZUKI Hisao, IKEDA Nobuyuki

Japanese Journal of Sport Education Studies 17 ( 2 ) 95 - 103 1997

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It is reported that physical fitness in Japanese children has been decreasing. It is generally admitted that the amount of daily physical activity has a high influence on physical fitness. To evaluate the effect of physical education class on the amount of daily physical activity of elementary children, the amount of physical activity in a day and in physical education class were measured using a pedometer. Ninety-five healthy children aged 10 and 12 were the subjects. The results were as follows: 1) According to the pedometer, children took 1, 936±653 (mean±s.d.) steps during the physical education class. 2) Total pedometer recordings of 13, 867±5, 009 steps were obtained on a day with a physical education class and 12, 079±4, 148 steps on a day without physical education class. The amount of daily physical activity with physical education class was significantly greater than that without physical education class. 3) Steps taken during daily physical activity increased linearly as steps in physical education class increased. 4) Sedentary children whose pedometer steps per day were less than 10, 000 steps accounted for 23.7%. In sedentary children, 21.9% of daily physical activity was performed in physical education class. These results indicate that physical education class comprises a large part of the daily physical activity of sedentary children.

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長期間の運動経験が高年齢者の身体組成と骨密度に与える影響

平田敏彦, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁, 太田善介

岡山県立大学短期大学部研究紀要 ( 1 ) p106 - 114 1994

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EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTENSITY ON RENAL CLEARANCE PARAMETERS

SUZUKI Hisao, TAKAHASHI Kayo, YOSHIDA Soichiro, KIRA Shohei, MIURA Kohji, OTA Zensuke

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 41 ( 2 ) 147 - 155 1992.4

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A study was designed to examine the effects of exercise intensity on renal clearance parameters.Five healthy male subjects underwent exercise tests on an bicycle ergometer at 4 different work loads for 15 min.The indicators of exercise intensity employed were the percentage of maximal oxygen uptake (%VO_2max), heart rate (HR) and blood lactate level (La). As parameters of renal clearance, para-aminohippurate clearance (C_<PAH>), thiosulfate clearance (C_<thio>) and creatinine clearance (C_<cr>) were measured by the continuous infusion technique during the exercise. 1) The renal clearance parameters during exercise decreased linearly as the exercise intensity increased. The percentage of maximal oxygen uptake at the onset of the decreases in %C_<PAH>, %C_<thio> and %C_<cr> were 36, 45 and 47%VO_2max, respectively. 2) Among the indicators of exercise intensity,the decrease in La showed the closest correlation with renal clearance during the exercise. 3) The renal plasma flow, which was measured as C_<PAH>, began to decrease linearly at a significantly lower exercise intensity than the glomeru1ar filtration rate, which was measured as both C_<ctio> and C_<cr>. The above results suggest that renal clearance parameters begin to decrease at the threshold as exercise intensity increases.

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0912211 陸上短距離選手の筋力の評価

加地真, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁, 平田敏彦, 池田延行, 團琢磨

日本体育学会大会号 42B 689 1991

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Exercise prescription using indicators as renal clearances. A rehabilitation program for patients with chronic glomerulonephritis.

BULLETIN OF THE PHYSICAL FITNESS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 75 54 - 63 1990

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メディカルフィットネスQ&A（共著）

社会保険研究所 2014

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メディカルフィットネスQ&A（共著）

社会保険研究所 2014 （ ISBN:9784789468602 ）

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メディカルフィットネスQ&A（共著）

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健幸華齢ボウリングQ&A （共著）

株式会社社会保険研究所 2013

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BMI and body dissatisfaction values inn Japanese male and female university students.

Ayumi KUNIMORO

Japanese Society of Health Education and Promotion 25 ( 2 ) 74 - 84 2017

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大学生男女のBMIと体型不満－シルエットを用いたボディイメージの相違

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日本健康教育学会 25 ( 2 ) 74 - 84 2017

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Psychosocial Determinants of Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in a Japanese Population

Da-Hong Wang, Michiko Kogashiwa, Naoko Mori, Shikibu Yamashita, Wakako Fujii, Nobuo Ueda, Hiroto Homma, Hisao Suzuki, Noriyoshi Masuoka

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH 13 ( 8 ) 2016.8

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There is limited evidence in Japan regarding the psychosocial determinants of fruit/vegetable intake. We performed a cross-sectional study of people aged 18 years or older in four regions of Japan; 2308 (men: 1012, women: 1296) individuals who completed the questionnaires were included. We found that 24.8% of people were aware of the current recommendations for vegetables and 13.2% for fruit and that "ability to design meals" and "availability when eating outside of the home" were the most important factors related to self-efficacy and barriers to fruit and vegetable intake, respectively. People with high self-efficacy (OR: 3.16; 95% CI: 2.17, 4.60 for fruit; OR: 4.52; 95% CI: 3.08, 6.64 for vegetables) were more likely to consume more fruit and vegetables. People with high scores on attitude (OR: 1.54; 95% CI: 1.06, 2.24) and social support (OR: 1.59; 95% CI: 1.11, 2.27) were more likely to consume more fruit. People with high perceived barriers (OR: 0.69; 95% CI: 0.48, 0.98) were less likely to consume fruit. This study suggests a need to increase the general population's awareness of the fruit and vegetable intake recommendations; facilitating positive attitudes, self-efficacy, and social support for individuals and strengthening the ability of individuals to design meals with more vegetables and fruit might be useful intervention programs.

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The improvement of communication skills through interactive sports education

10 ( 1 ) 13 - 20 2013

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Development and its Evaluation of the Distance and Interactive Proper System for College Students that Promotes Physical Activity through the Internet

OKAZAKI Kanzo, OKANO Shinji, HAGA Shinichiro, SEKI Akihiko, SUZUKI Hisao, TAKAHASHI Kayo

Japan Journal of Educational Technology 33 ( 4 ) 363 - 372 2010

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Purpose of this study were to evaluate a efficacy of the i-PAP; Internet-based Physical Activity Program, for promoting physical activity, and functions and e-mail tip sheets of the i-PAP that may lead to promote attitudes toward physical activity. This study was designed to test the efficacy of the i-PAP over a 14 week in the semester for 81 college students allocated into intervention group (n=52) or no-intervention group (n=29). In repeated measure of ANOVA, intervention group exhibited a significant increase in energy expenditure compared with no-intervention group. In a factor analysis and path analysis, Goal setting, Schedule which is to individually fix the date of physical activity were critical functions for promoting physical activity. The i-PAP showed prominent effectiveness in promoting physical activity as expected. Particulary, Goal setting, Schedule also seemed to have positive effects on attitudes toward physical activity.

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Improvement of heat environment of a gymnasium designed for dance lessons

Environmental research & control 32 ( 32 ) 8 - 11 2010

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Relationship of Psychological Factors with Physical Activity Stage of Change in Prime-and Middle-aged Japanese

Keiko Mori, Hisao Suzuki, Da-Hong Wang, Jiro Takaki, Tomoko Takigawa, Keiki Ogino

ACTA MEDICA OKAYAMA 63 ( 2 ) 97 - 104 2009.4

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The present study aimed to investigate the status of physical activity and the differences in psychological factors associated with physical activity from the perspective of transtheoretical model stages between prime- and middle-aged Japanese. The study involved 375 prime-aged volunteers (175 men, 200 women) and 557 middle-aged volunteers (247 men, 310 women) living in Kuse, a town in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. We found that the prime-aged men at the preparation stage had significantly higher self-efficacy scores than at the contemplation stage (p < 0.01). Middle-aged men had significantly higher self-efficacy scores at the contemplation stage than at the precontemplation stage (p < 0.001). Middle-aged women, meanwhile, had significantly higher self-efficacy scores at the maintenance stage than at the action stage (p < 0.01), and at the contemplation stage than at the precontemplation stage (p < 0.001). The present findings provide valuable information about the differences in psychological factors affecting physical activity between prime-aged and middle-aged community-dwelling Japanese. This information may be useful to health professionals as they develop effective community-based intervention programs for target populations.

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Relationship of Psychological Factors with Physical Activity Stage of Change in Prime-and Middle-aged Japanese

Keiko Mori, Hisao Suzuki, Da-Hong Wang, Jiro Takaki, Tomoko Takigawa, Keiki Ogino

ACTA MEDICA OKAYAMA 63 ( 2 ) 97 - 104 2009.4

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The present study aimed to investigate the status of physical activity and the differences in psychological factors associated with physical activity from the perspective of transtheoretical model stages between prime- and middle-aged Japanese. The study involved 375 prime-aged volunteers (175 men, 200 women) and 557 middle-aged volunteers (247 men, 310 women) living in Kuse, a town in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. We found that the prime-aged men at the preparation stage had significantly higher self-efficacy scores than at the contemplation stage (p < 0.01). Middle-aged men had significantly higher self-efficacy scores at the contemplation stage than at the precontemplation stage (p < 0.001). Middle-aged women, meanwhile, had significantly higher self-efficacy scores at the maintenance stage than at the action stage (p < 0.01), and at the contemplation stage than at the precontemplation stage (p < 0.001). The present findings provide valuable information about the differences in psychological factors affecting physical activity between prime-aged and middle-aged community-dwelling Japanese. This information may be useful to health professionals as they develop effective community-based intervention programs for target populations.

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A simple to measure and record wet bulb globe temperature for prevention of heat disorders.

Takehiko Ito, Yukari Mimura, Hisao Suzuki

the Bulletin of Graduate School of Education Okayama University ( 140 ) 7 - 11 2009

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大学生の身体活動・運動ステージと歩数との関連.

岡崎勘造, 鈴木久雄

ウォーキング研究 ( 13 ) 213 - 219 2009

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熱中症予防対策のための湿球黒球温度の簡便な自動測定記録装置.

伊藤武彦, 三村由香里, 鈴木久雄

岡山大学大学院教育学研究科研究集録 ( 140 ) 7 - 11 2009

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大学生の身体活動・運動実践者割合および健康関心，自覚的健康状態，健康行動との関連.

岡崎勘造, 鈴木久雄

体育学研究 54 ( 2 ) 425 - 436 2009

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Physical activity and exercise levels, and their relationship with selected health factors in college students.

kanzo Okazaki, Hisao Suzuki

Japan J.Phys.Educ.Sport Sci. 54 ( 2 ) 425 - 436 2009

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Relationship between stages of change scale for physical activity and exercise and number of steps in college students.

kanzo Okazaki, Hisao Suzuki

Walking Reseach ( 13 ) 213 - 219 2009

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Evaluation and efficacy of an internet-based physical activity intervention program

OKAZAKI Kanzo, OKANO Shinji, HAGA Shinitiro, SEKI Akihiko, SUZUKI Hisao, TAKAHASHI Kayo

Research report of JSET Conferences 2008 ( 5 ) 69 - 76 2008.12

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Psychological determinants of physical activity in middle-aged Japanese : corresponding to the physical activity guidelines in Japan and the U.S.

MORI Keiko

62 ( 2 ) 538 - 538 2007.3

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Factors contributing to enhancement of exercise habituation in exercise intervention for disability prevention in community-dwelling Japanese elderly

Kojima Shinji, Tokumori Kimihiko, Sakano Noriko, Wang Da-Hong, Suzuki Hisao, Ikeda Satoru, Hirata Tadahisa, Oka Takashi, Hara Kohei, Ogino Keiki

Research of physical education 52 ( 2 ) 227 - 235 2007

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Recently, resistance training-based exercise programs for the elderly have been widely performed as preventive approaches for long-term care in Japan. Here, we evaluated two health pro- grams in order to find factors that would contribute to the enhancement of exercise habituation in exercise intervention for disability prevention in community-dwelling Japanese elderly. Fifty-two elderly people were instructed to stretch every part of the body and to perform low-intensity resistance training for the lower extremities as basic exercises in two classes. The participants in Class A were instructed once a week for the first four weeks and those in Class B every two weeks for 3 months. At the baseline, and 3 months later, physical performance and body mass index(BMI) were evaluated using a questionnaire survey including information on age, sex, subjective health status, habitual exercise and Self Motivation Test. We examined the factors contributing to exercise habituation by multivariate logistic analysis. There were no significant differences in the results of the questionnaire survey except for mean age between the participants in Class A and Class B. By means of these interventions, the results of Timed Up and Go and the ratio of individuals who regularly exercised were improved, whereas BMI, grip strength and standing on one leg were not. Only 29.4% of participants followed basic exercises twice a week in Class A, whereas 83.3% of participants adhered to basic exercises in Class B. Exercise habituation was higher among participants who felt subjectively healthy and habitually exercised, and most of them belonged to Class B, in comparison with subjects who did not exercise habitually. Multivariate analysis indicated that the choice of class and subjective health status of the participants were the most important factors for exercise habituation. Our findings suggest that participant-tailored program planning is important for exercise habituation as an approach to exercise intervention for community-dwelling elderly.

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LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF LIFESTYLE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION AND STRUCTURED EXERCISE INTERVENTION

SUZUKI HISAO, NISHIKAWA HIDETAKA, MIYATAKE NOBUYUKI, NISHIDA YUKO, WANG DA-HONG, FUJII MASAFUMI, TAKAHASHI KAYO

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 55 ( 2 ) 229 - 236 2006

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To promote habitual participation in physical activity, a 3-month program for lifestyle physical activity intervention (L group) and structured exercise intervention (E group) was carried out in a community in Okayama Prefecture. One year later, we compared the two intervention groups in terms of cost-effectiveness and behavioral change in habitual physical activity. A total of 250 subjects voluntarily participated in the lifestyle physical activity intervention; and a total of 42 subjects participated in the structured exercise intervention. The number of participants decreased to 115 (46%) and 21 (50%), respectively, one year later. However, the proportion of subjects who practice endurance exercise increased significantly in both L and E groups; and an additional 35 subjects (30%) started to practice endurance exercise in L group and 5 (24%) in E group after the interventions. The cost-effectiveness for a person newly starting the endurance exercise practice in the L group intervention was 29,206yen; and the E group intervention was 124,731yen, a ratio of 1/4.3. The study suggests that the cost-effectiveness for the lifestyle physical activity intervention was 4 times better than the structured exercise intervention.

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日常生活活動量を増加させるための因子に関する検討

宮武伸行, 鈴木久雄, 西河英隆

保健の科学 46 ( 11 ) 863 - 869 2004.11

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Bone assessment of female long-distance runners

M Kaga, K Takahashi, T Ishihara, H Suzuki, H Tanaka, Y Seino, H Makino

JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL METABOLISM 22 ( 5 ) 509 - 513 2004.9

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The objective of the present study was to investigate the effects of long-distance training on the bones in different growth stages by evaluating the bones of female high school athletes and female adult athletes who engage in long-distance training. Thirteen female high school athletes (aged 15-17 years) and 7 female adult athletes (aged 21-25 years) were enrolled in the present study. Bone mineral density (BMD) and bone mineral content (BMC) were measured using dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA). Cortical bone status was also evaluated by measuring the tibial speed of sound (t-SOS). The bone metabolic status was evaluated by osteocalcin (OC) and tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP). OC (P<0.01) and lumbar BMD (P<0.05) were significantly higher in high school athletes who were in the modeling period than in the adult athletes. Leg BMD (P<0.01) and t-SOS (P<0.05) were significantly higher in adult athletes who were in the remodeling period than in high school athletes. When lumbar BMD and leg BMD were compared according to menstrual conditions, the high school athletes with regular menstruation showed a significantly higher level of bone density than those having irregular or absent menstruation. These results indicate that the effect of long-distance training on bone metabolism is influenced strongly by sex hormones during late puberty. We concluded that the effect of long-distance training on bone metabolism in the female high school athletes (i.e., during puberty) was different from that in the adult athletes.

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岡山県矢掛町での健康いきいき教室「やかげXプロジェクト」開催の試み

宮武伸行, 鈴木久雄, 橋本順子

保健の科学 46 ( 6 ) 463 - 466 2004.6

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調査・研究岡山市西大寺地区における運動普及応援団養成の試み

宮武伸行, 鈴木久雄, 山神和恵

保健の科学 46 ( 5 ) 381 - 384 2004.5

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Psychological correlates of physical activity and exercise in Japanese male employees

Nishida Y, Suzuki H, Wang D, Kira S

Int J Sports Health Sci 2004

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大学生の骨強度と体力・運動能力、スポーツ活動の関連

鈴木久雄, 加賀勝, 高橋香代

スポーツ教育学研究 24 ( 2 ) 75 - 85 2004

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Daily exercise lowers blood pressure and reduces visceral adipose tissue areas in overweight Japanese men

N Miyatake, K Takahashi, J Wada, H Nishikawa, A Morishita, H Suzuki, M Kunitomi, H Makino, S Kira, M Fujii

DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE 62 ( 3 ) 149 - 157 2003.12

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Objective: To investigate the link between a reduction in blood pressure (BP) and daily exercise. Design: Cross-sectional and longitudinal clinical intervention study with exercise education. Subjects: 43 overweight Japanese men aged 32-59 years (BMI, 29.0+/-2.3 kg/m(2)) at baseline. Among the participants, a randomly selected 23 overweight men (BMI, 28.5+/-1.7) were further enrolled into the 10 months exercise program. Measurements: BP was measured every week and steps per day were also recorded every day throughout the observation period. Fat distribution was evaluated by visceral fat (V) and subcutaneous fat (S) areas measured with computed tomography (CT) scanning at umbilical level, at before, 5 months and after intervention. Anthropometric parameters were also measured at same point. Aerobic exercise level, muscle strength, flexibility and calorie intake and insulin resistance (HOMA index) were investigated at before and after the study. Results: In a cross sectional analysis, systolic BP (SBP) and diastolic BP (DBP) were significantly correlated with body composition. In a second longitudinal analysis, SBP was significantly reduced at 2 months and DBP was also reduced at 3 months, and almost maintained until the end of the observation period. Increasing daily walking was observed in 3 months and maintained until 10 months. Body composition, aerobic exercise level, muscle strength, flexibility and insulin resistance were significantly improved. There was positive correlation between DeltaDBP and Deltavisceral fat area (1-5, 5-10, 1-10 months). By stepwise multiple regression analysis, only Deltavisceral fat area was independently related to DeltaDBP at a significant level (1-10 months: DeltaDBP=-0.608+0.105Deltavisceral fat area, r(2)=0.227, P=0.0334). Conclusion: The present study indicated daily exercise lowers BP and visceral fat area is the critical factor for BP change. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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13. Conparison of structured and lifestyle interventions to increase physical activity

SUZUKI HISAO, KIRA SHOHEI, NISHIKAWA HIDETAKA, MIYATAKE NOBUYUKI, FUJII MASASHI

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 52 ( 5 ) 677 - 677 2003.10

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成人男性の身体活動・運動ステージを決定する心理的要因

西田裕子, 鈴木久雄, 吉良尚平

産業衛生学雑誌 45 ( 2 ) 84 - 84 2003.3

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Psychological determinants of physical activity in Japanese female employees

Y Nishida, H Suzuki, DH Wang, S Kira

JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 45 ( 1 ) 15 - 22 2003.1

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Psychological Determinants of Physical Activity in Japanese Female Employees: Yuko NISHIDA, et al. Department of Public Health, Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine and Dentistry-To understand how psychological characteristics influence adoption and maintenance of physical activity/exercise, we conducted a cross-sectional study among Japanese employees based upon the idea of stages of behavior modification. The study population consisted of 719 employees (male, 396, female, 323) from five medium-sized manufacturing companies (50-200 employees) in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The female response rate was 67.5% (n=218), among which 201 eligible female subjects (62.2%) were analyzed. The study questionnaire included demographic characteristics, physical activity/exercise measures, self-efficacy measures, and perceived benefit and barriers scales. Participants were asked to select the items that best described their current physical activity/exercise level from an 8-item questionnaire, and we converted their answers to the 5 stages of change according to a transtheoretical model of behavior change. Perceived benefit and barrier scales were classified into 7 factors (4 benefits and 3 barriers) by factor analyses. The relationship between psychological determinants and the stage of physical activity/exercise was examined by one-way analysis of variance. Only 10% of the subjects had moderate physical activity (in the action and maintenance stages) regularly. We found that self-efficacy, "weight control benefit", "physical barrier" and "time barrier" were psychological determinants of physical activity/exercise stages in female employees, and especially there was a consistent relationship between self-efficacy and the stage of physical activity/exercise. Our data suggest that health education for Japanese female employees requires that health professionals should provide support for strengthening self-efficacy, show practical ways to increase physical activity in daily life, and provide broad and accurate information showing that physical activity/exercise have a good effect on health.

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健康づくりをめざした大学体育授業の試み

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中学生スポーツ選手のスポーツ活動が骨強度と骨折に与える影響

渡部昌史, 加賀勝, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

スポーツ教育学研究 23 ( 2 ) 113 - 122 2003

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520.身体活動・運動ステージを決定する心理的要因(スポーツ心理学)

西田裕子, 鈴木久雄, 吉良尚平

体力科學 51 ( 6 ) 802 - 802 2002.12

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Daily walking reduces visceral adipose tissue areas and improves insulin resistance in Japanese obese subjects

N Miyatake, H Nishikawa, A Morishita, M Kunitomi, J Wada, H Suzuki, K Takahashi, H Makino, S Kira, M Fujii

DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE 58 ( 2 ) 101 - 107 2002.11

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Objective: It is known that the accumulation of abdominal fat is one of the risk factors for atherosclerosis. Although exercise is commonly prescribed to reduce body weight, the efficacy of low intensity exercise for the reduction of abdominal visceral adipose tissue remains to be investigated. Research design and methods: Thirty one obese Japanese males (body mass index (BMI) greater than or equal to 25) ranging in age from 32 to 59, participated in a 1-year follow up study and they were instructed to have a modest increase in daily activity and record their daily walking. Before and after exercise prescription, body composition, blood pressure, physical fitness i.e. aerobic exercise level, muscle strength and flexibility were recorded. Insulin resistance was evaluated using a homeostasis model assessment, the HOMA index. Results: HOMA index, parameters of body composition, blood pressure, triglyceride and HDL cholesterol were significantly improved. The aerobic exercise level, leg strength, weight-bearing index (leg strength/body weight) and the steps taken per day were significantly increased. By stepwise multiple regression analysis, Deltavisceral adipose tissue area was the major determinant for DeltaHOMA index. (DeltaHOMA index = -0.386+0.016 Deltavisceral adipose tissue area, r(2) = 0.267, P < 0.01). Exercise capacity and calorie intake were not significantly related to Deltavisceral adipose tissue area, while Deltasteps per day was significantly correlated with Deltavisceral adipose tissue area (Deltavisceral adipose tissue area = -21.363-0.004Delta steps per day, r(2) = 0.184, P = 0.0326). Conclusions: Taken together, intra-abdominal visceral adipose tissue is critically involved in insulin resistance and daily walking rather than improvement of exercise capacity correlated with the reduction of visceral adipose tissue in obese Japanese males. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Daily walking reduces visceral adipose tissue areas and improves insulin resistance in Japanese obese subjects

N Miyatake, H Nishikawa, A Morishita, M Kunitomi, J Wada, H Suzuki, K Takahashi, H Makino, S Kira, M Fujii

DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE 58 ( 2 ) 101 - 107 2002.11

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Objective: It is known that the accumulation of abdominal fat is one of the risk factors for atherosclerosis. Although exercise is commonly prescribed to reduce body weight, the efficacy of low intensity exercise for the reduction of abdominal visceral adipose tissue remains to be investigated. Research design and methods: Thirty one obese Japanese males (body mass index (BMI) greater than or equal to 25) ranging in age from 32 to 59, participated in a 1-year follow up study and they were instructed to have a modest increase in daily activity and record their daily walking. Before and after exercise prescription, body composition, blood pressure, physical fitness i.e. aerobic exercise level, muscle strength and flexibility were recorded. Insulin resistance was evaluated using a homeostasis model assessment, the HOMA index. Results: HOMA index, parameters of body composition, blood pressure, triglyceride and HDL cholesterol were significantly improved. The aerobic exercise level, leg strength, weight-bearing index (leg strength/body weight) and the steps taken per day were significantly increased. By stepwise multiple regression analysis, Deltavisceral adipose tissue area was the major determinant for DeltaHOMA index. (DeltaHOMA index = -0.386+0.016 Deltavisceral adipose tissue area, r(2) = 0.267, P < 0.01). Exercise capacity and calorie intake were not significantly related to Deltavisceral adipose tissue area, while Deltasteps per day was significantly correlated with Deltavisceral adipose tissue area (Deltavisceral adipose tissue area = -21.363-0.004Delta steps per day, r(2) = 0.184, P = 0.0326). Conclusions: Taken together, intra-abdominal visceral adipose tissue is critically involved in insulin resistance and daily walking rather than improvement of exercise capacity correlated with the reduction of visceral adipose tissue in obese Japanese males. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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17. Influence of the health-related physical fitness and sports activity on the health of university students

TAKAHATA MIKI, SUZUKI HISAO, TAKAHASHI KAYO, OGURA TOSHIRO

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 51 ( 2 ) 261 - 261 2002.4

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教育におけるスポーツ実習のあり方について－調査報告書－

徳永敏文, 小原信幸, 鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁

岡山大学教育学部研究集録 2002

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Ultrasound assessment of tibial cortical bone acquisition in Japanese children and adolescents

M Kaga, K Takahashi, H Suzuki, M Matsueda, T Moriwake, N Miyatake, H Makino, Y Seino

JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL METABOLISM 20 ( 2 ) 111 - 115 2002

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The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the normal process of cortical bone acquisition during childhood and adolescence, and the relationship between speed of sound (SOS), measured by the Sound Scan 2000 system, and linear growth. A total of 1689 healthy Japanese children and adolescents (862 males and 827 females, aged 7-19 years) were enrolled in the study. SOS (m/s) was measured at the right tibial midshaft and the standard SOS values in the children and adolescents were generated. Various growth parameters were also measured. SOS of tibia increased significantly with age in both males and females (P < 0.001 each). In both sexes, a spurt in SOS was noted 1 year after the standard age at which Japanese peak height velocity (PHV; cm/year) occurs, and SOS increased markedly after the age at which the length of tibia reached a maximum. Multiple regression equations for SOS were generated as a function of various growth parameters; for males, SOS = 3047 + 6.2 X height (cm) + 2.1, X weight (kg) - 9.8 X length of tibia (cm) (R(2) = 0.50; P < 0.001) and for females, SOS = 2713 + 10.3 X height (cm) + 1.8 X weight (kg) - 15.5 X length of tibia (cm) (R(2) = 0.49; P < 0.001). In both sexes, SOS correlated positively with body height and weight, but negatively with length of tibia. Our results indicate that SOS is quite useful for evaluating cortical bone status in children and adolescents; the results of these measurements may provide an explanation for the relative weakness of the mechanical properties of the bone during childhood and adolescence.

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男性肥満者に対する運動プログラムの評価

西河英隆, 高橋香代, 宮武伸行, 森下明恵, 鈴木久雄, 田中俊夫, 吉良尚平, 藤井昌史

日本公衆衛生雑誌 2002

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461.大学生の血圧/血清所見に及ぼす身体組成、体力、スポーツ活動量の影響(【生活・健康】)

高畑美希, 鈴木久雄, 小倉俊郎, 高橋香代

体力科學 50 ( 6 ) 963 - 963 2001.12

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10.Physical activity and sports exercise in middle-aged and elderly persons

SUZUKI HISAO, KIRA SHOHEI

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 50 ( 5 ) 667 - 667 2001.10

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Serum total cholesterol of new students enrolled at Okayama University: Trend during 1989-1998

T Ogura, K Matsuura, H Suzuki, M Kishida, S Ikeda, C Tsukamoto, A Imai, K Tobe

ACTA MEDICA OKAYAMA 55 ( 5 ) 269 - 276 2001.10

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To clarify the trend of hypercholesterolemia in Japanese adolescents, we investigated the serial changes in body mass index (BMI) and serum total cholesterol (TC) concentrations among 5,700 new students enrolled at Okayama University in 1989, 1993, and 1998. After confirming the stability of the TC assay of serum samples stored at -80 degreesC, we measured serum TC levels in stored serum samples using an automated assay system. Although serum TC levels were higher in females than in males, these levels correlated weakly and positively with BMI (r = 0.21, P < 0.001) in males but not in females. Serum TC concentrations progressively increased from 1989-1998 in both sexes, irrespective of changes in BMI. In subjects with normal BMI ( <greater than or equal to>19 and <23 kg/m(2)), a significant increase in serum TC was noted from 1989-1998 in both males (157.2 <plus/minus> 1.0 to 163.6 +/- 0.9 mg/dl) and females (172.0 +/- 1.1 to 175.6 +/- 1.0 mg/dl). Our results indicate on increased incidence of hypercholesterolemia even in nonobese young Japanese adolescents. A concerted effort by health and education officials together with parents is necessary to prevent a further rise in the incidence of hypercholesterolemia among young Japanese.

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290.日常生活活動量の増加が男性肥満者の体力、インスリン抵抗性におよぼす影響

宮武伸行, 西河英隆, 森下明恵, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 吉良尚平, 藤井昌史

体力科學 49 ( 6 ) 811 - 811 2000.12

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291.男性肥満者に対する運動プログラムの開発

西河英隆, 高橋香代, 吉良尚平, 宮武伸行, 森下明恵, 鈴木久雄, 田中俊夫, 藤井昌史

体力科學 49 ( 6 ) 812 - 812 2000.12

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Re-evaluation of exercise prescription for Japanese type 2 diabetic patients by ventilatory threshold

M Kunitomi, K Takahashi, J Wada, H Suzuki, N Miyatake, S Ogawa, S Ohta, H Sugimoto, K Shikata, H Makino

DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE 50 ( 2 ) 109 - 115 2000.10

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Prescription of aerobic exercise for Type 2 diabetes mellitus (Type 2 DM) in clinical practice is frequently based on exercise intensity at maximum heart rate (60 < HRmax < 79%), heart rate reserve (50 < HRreserve < 74%), and rating of perceived exertion (12 < RPE < 13). We examined these parameters in Japanese males with Type 2 DM at ventilatory threshold (VT) to investigate the exercise capacity of Type 2 DM patients and re-evaluate the exercise prescription. Fifty-six Japanese Type ? DM males without autonomic neuropathy [age, 53.5 +/- 7.7 years; body mass index (BMI), 23.7 +/- 3.6 kg/m(2)] were enrolled and compared with 56 age- and BMI-matched healthy Japanese males. VT was determined breath by breath during exercise test using a ramp protocol and rates of oxygen consumption ((V) over dotO(2)), work rate (WR), HR, Delta HR, %HRmax '%HRreserve, and RPE were measured at VT. Type 2 DM patients had significantly lower (V) over dot O-2 (3.6 +/- 0.4 metabolic equivalents (METs)) and WR (62 +/- 14 W) than controls ((V) over dot O-2 3.9 +/- 0.6 METs; WR, 74 +/- 13 W). %HRreserve, (32.6 +/- 7.7%) was also significantly lower compared with controls (37.6+/-8.3%), while %HRmax, was not different. RPE was also similar in diabetics (12.4 +/- 1.5) and controls (12.9 +/- 1.2). however, it was significantly lower in diabetic patients aged 60-69 years (11.8 +/- 2.0) and those with distal symmetric sensory neuropathy (12.2 +/- 1.0). Our results indicate reduced exercise capacity in Japanese Type 2 DM males and the exercise intensity of 60%HRmax, 30%HRreserve, and RPE 12 is recommended in elderly diabetics and those with diabetic sensory neuropathy. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Re-evaluation of exercise prescription for Japanese type 2 diabetic patients by ventilatory threshold

M Kunitomi, K Takahashi, J Wada, H Suzuki, N Miyatake, S Ogawa, S Ohta, H Sugimoto, K Shikata, H Makino

DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE 50 ( 2 ) 109 - 115 2000.10

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Prescription of aerobic exercise for Type 2 diabetes mellitus (Type 2 DM) in clinical practice is frequently based on exercise intensity at maximum heart rate (60 < HRmax < 79%), heart rate reserve (50 < HRreserve < 74%), and rating of perceived exertion (12 < RPE < 13). We examined these parameters in Japanese males with Type 2 DM at ventilatory threshold (VT) to investigate the exercise capacity of Type 2 DM patients and re-evaluate the exercise prescription. Fifty-six Japanese Type ? DM males without autonomic neuropathy [age, 53.5 +/- 7.7 years; body mass index (BMI), 23.7 +/- 3.6 kg/m(2)] were enrolled and compared with 56 age- and BMI-matched healthy Japanese males. VT was determined breath by breath during exercise test using a ramp protocol and rates of oxygen consumption ((V) over dotO(2)), work rate (WR), HR, Delta HR, %HRmax '%HRreserve, and RPE were measured at VT. Type 2 DM patients had significantly lower (V) over dot O-2 (3.6 +/- 0.4 metabolic equivalents (METs)) and WR (62 +/- 14 W) than controls ((V) over dot O-2 3.9 +/- 0.6 METs; WR, 74 +/- 13 W). %HRreserve, (32.6 +/- 7.7%) was also significantly lower compared with controls (37.6+/-8.3%), while %HRmax, was not different. RPE was also similar in diabetics (12.4 +/- 1.5) and controls (12.9 +/- 1.2). however, it was significantly lower in diabetic patients aged 60-69 years (11.8 +/- 2.0) and those with distal symmetric sensory neuropathy (12.2 +/- 1.0). Our results indicate reduced exercise capacity in Japanese Type 2 DM males and the exercise intensity of 60%HRmax, 30%HRreserve, and RPE 12 is recommended in elderly diabetics and those with diabetic sensory neuropathy. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Standard Values for Ultrasonic Measurement of the Tibia in Childhood and Adolescence

KAGA Masaru, TAKAHASHI Kayo, SUZUKI Hisao, MATSUEDA Mutsumi, MORIWAKE Tadashi, MAKINO Hirofumi, YAMAMOTO Koji, SEINO Yoshiki

9 ( 1 ) 23 - 27 1999.5

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小児期〜思春期における脛骨超音波伝播速度の年齢別変化とカルシウム摂取量・運動量の検討

守分正, 加賀勝, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 松枝睦美, 山本晃史, 清野佳紀

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大学生における文部省新体力テストを用いた体力評価と体型・生活習慣の関連

鈴木久雄, 二宮啓, 三浦孝仁, 梶谷信之, 徳永敏文, 小原信幸, 荒木郁夫, 加賀勝, 高橋香代

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Ultrasonic Assessment of Tibia in Children - Standard Values and Influences of Calicium Intake and Physical Activity -

KAGA Masaru, TAKAHASHI Kayo, SUZUKI Hisao, KOBAYASHI Sachie, MATSUEDA Mutsumi, MORIWAKE Tadashi, MAKINO Hirofumi, YAMAMOTO Koji, SEINO Yoshiki

8 ( 3 ) 173 - 179 1998.12

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Ultrasonic Measurement of the Tibia during Pregnancy : Longitudinal Evaluation

MATSUEDA Mutsumi, TAKAHASHI Kayo, MORIWAKE Tadashi, SUZUKI Hisao, KAGA Masaru, MIYATAKE Nobuyuki, YAMAMOTO Koji, SEINO Yoshiki

8 ( 3 ) 181 - 187 1998.12

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The Speed of Sound Waves Propagating along the Tibial Bone in Patients with Non-Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus

MIYATAKE Nobuyuki, SHIKATA Kenichi, TAKAHASHI Kayo, SUZUKI Hisao, WADA Jun, KUNITOMI Mie, YAMAMOTO Koji, MATSUEDA Mutsumi, MAKINO Hirofumi

8 ( 3 ) 165 - 171 1998.12

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055C03504 バッティングにおける腰の捻転動作について(バイオメカニクス)

高橋弘, 加賀勝, 鈴木久雄, 船渡和男

日本体育学会大会号 ( 49 ) 369 - 369 1998.8

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日本人青少年の脛骨超音波伝播速度と成長率

加賀勝, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 守分正, 槇野博史, 山本晃史, 清野佳紀

日本骨形態計測学会雑誌 = Journal of Japanese Society of Bone Morphometry 8 ( 2 ) S41 1998.6

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大学生の脛骨超音波伝播速度と骨折経験

鈴木久雄, 高橋香代, 加賀勝, 松枝睦美, 守分正, 山本晃史, 清野佳紀

日本骨形態計測学会雑誌 = Journal of Japanese Society of Bone Morphometry 8 ( 2 ) S44 1998.6

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妊娠期の脛骨超音波伝播速度測定

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日本骨形態計測学会雑誌 = Journal of Japanese Society of Bone Morphometry 8 ( 2 ) S50 1998.6

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小学生における体育授業中の活動量が日常生活活動量に及ぼす影響

加賀勝, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄

スポ-ツ教育学研究 17 ( 2 ) 95 - 103 1997.11

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日本人小学生の脛骨超音波速度測定

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日本骨形態計測学会雑誌 = Journal of Japanese Society of Bone Morphometry 7 ( 2 ) S17 1997.6

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497.慢性腎炎・腎不全患者の換気性閾値

鈴木久雄, 高橋香代, 三浦孝仁

体力科學 45 ( 6 ) 853 - 853 1996.12

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277.日本人の換気性閾値 : 健康づくりの運動処方の指標として

三浦孝仁, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

体力科學 45 ( 6 ) 743 - 743 1996.12

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111. 10分間ウオーキングとランニングによる換気性閾値(METs@VT)の推定

鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

日本運動生理学雑誌 2 ( 1 ) 87 - 87 1995

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120.10分間走による換気性閾値(VT)の推定

加賀勝, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

体力科學 43 ( 6 ) 566 - 566 1994.12

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411.実業団女子長距離選手の全身持久力と身体組成

梶原幹夫, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄

体力科學 43 ( 6 ) 712 - 712 1994.12

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313.健康づくり教室におけるライフスタイルの変化 : ホームフィットネステストを利用して

田中俊夫, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

体力科學 43 ( 6 ) 663 - 663 1994.12

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122.中高年者を対象とした10分間歩行による換気性閾値(VT)の推定

鈴木久雄, 高橋香代, 加賀勝, 田中俊夫

体力科學 43 ( 6 ) 567 - 567 1994.12

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The Proposition of Home-Fitness Test

Tanaka Toshio, Suzuki Hisao, Takahashi Kayo

Journal of University Extension, the University of Tokushima 5 93 - 118 1994.6

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88. 運動強度とホルモンが腎機能に与える影響

鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

日本運動生理学雑誌 1 ( 1 ) 83 - 83 1994

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105.ホームフィットネステストの提案 : 中高年者の体力テスト

鈴木久雄, 田中俊夫, 高橋香代, 青山英康

体力科學 42 ( 6 ) 619 - 619 1993.12

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083国F07 ホームフィットネステストの提案 : 運動処方に直結した簡易体力テスト

田中俊夫, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代, 加賀勝, 團琢磨, 内田勇人

日本体育学会大会号 ( 44 ) 608 - 608 1993.10

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加齢と運動習慣が換気性閾値に及ぼす影響

三浦孝仁, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 平田敏彦, 吉田総一郎, 吉良尚平, 太田善介

臨床スポーツ医学 10 ( 4 ) 482 - 487 1993.4

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300.慢性糸球体腎炎患者の換気性閾値

吉田総一郎, 貝原真, 太田善介, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁

体力科學 41 ( 6 ) 800 - 800 1992.12

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402.10年間のライフスタイルの違いが一卵性双生児に与える身体的影響

坂本充, 高橋香代, 鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁, 太田善介, 金重哲三

体力科學 41 ( 6 ) 851 - 851 1992.12

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77.運動と腎機能

鈴木久雄, 三浦孝仁, 高橋香代, 吉田総一郎, 吉良尚平, 太田善介

体力科學 41 ( 6 ) 689 - 689 1992.12

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327.換気性閾値と年齢

三浦孝仁, 天野勝弘, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

体力科學 41 ( 6 ) 814 - 814 1992.12

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からだを感じる (体育の授業と課外での指導<特集>) -- (大学における体育授業と課外活動)

高橋香代, 団琢磨, 鈴木久雄

体育の科学 42 ( 1 ) p41 - 43 1992.1

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Aerobic power and body composition of long distance runner

HIRATA TOSHIHIKO, TAKAHASHI KAYO, SUZUKI HISAO, OTA ZENSUKE, KANESIGE TETUZOU

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 40 ( 6 ) 765 - 765 1991.12

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Lactate threshold measured by ramp exercise.

SUMIDA TOMOKO, TAKAHASHI KAYO, SUZUKI HISAO, MIURA KOHJI, KIRA SHOHEI

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 40 ( 6 ) 651 - 651 1991.12

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Exercise prescription for urolichiasis after ESWL

HINO TOSIHIRO, IRIE SHIN, KANESIGE TETUZO, SAGAWA KAZUNORI, SUZUKI HISAO, MIURA KOHJI, TAKAHASHI KAYO

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 40 ( 6 ) 861 - 861 1991.12

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Ventilatory threshold and exercise training of patients with chronic glomerulonephritis

Yoshida Soichiro, Takahashi Kayo, Suzuki Hisao, Miura Kohji, Ota Zensuke

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 40 ( 6 ) 644 - 644 1991.12

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特別講演--病気と運動 (日本体育学会第41回大会報告号<特集>)

高橋香代, 鈴木久雄

体育の科学 41 ( 1 ) p10 - 13 1991.1

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Progress of Chronic Glomerulonephritis and Greatinine Clearance during Exercise before and after Exercise Training

SUZUKI H, TAKAHASHI K, YOSHIDA S, MIURA T, SUMITA T, KIRA S, OTA Z, TANIAI K

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 39 ( 6 ) 435 - 435 1990.12

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Physiological responses after exercise at ventilatory threshoid

TAKAHASHI K, SUZUKI H, MIURA K, SUMIDA T, HASHIMOTO K, SUZUKI S, OTA Z, HIRATA T

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 39 ( 6 ) 729 - 729 1990.12

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Ventilatory threhold measured by ramp exercise test : The reproducibillity and effect of ramp slope

Miura Kohji, Suzuki Hisao, Takahashi Kayo, Sumida Tomoko, Yoshida Soichiro, Ota Zensuke, Kira Shohei

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 39 ( 6 ) 724 - 724 1990.12

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The effect of physical training on the body composition and bone mineral density

HIRATA TOSHIHIKO, TAKAHASHI KAYO, SUZUKI HISAO, KIRA SHOHEI, OTA ZENSUKE

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 39 ( 6 ) 465 - 465 1990.12

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Anaerobic threshold in middle and old male subjects from the ramp work test

Miura Kohji, Suzuki Hisao, Takahashi Kayo, Sumida Tomoko, Taniai Kazuhi, Suzuki Shinya, Ota Zensuke, Hirata Toshihiro

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 38 ( 6 ) 611 - 611 1989.12

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Effects of endurance training on renal clearances during exercise

Suzuki Hisao, Miura Kohji, Takahashi Kayo, Kira Syohei, Yoshida Soichiro, Ota Zensuke

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 38 ( 6 ) 658 - 658 1989.12

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Study of exercise prescription to patients with nephritis I

Suznki H., Takahashi K., Yoshida S., Miura K., Kira S., Ota Z.

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 37 ( 6 ) 772 - 772 1988.12

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The Physical activity of mentally retarded persons

HIRAI Toshiko, GOTOU Kiyoshi, SUZUKI Hisao

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 37 ( 6 ) 806 - 806 1988.12

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見学者を減らす実践--個人個人に適した体育指導を目指して (見学を考える<特集>)

三浦孝仁, 鈴木久雄, 高橋香代

体育の科学 38 ( 10 ) p781 - 784 1988.10

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Tennis playing of middle-aged men

YAMAGUCHI TATSUO, SUZUKI HISAO

Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 33 ( 6 ) 284 - 284 1984.12

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スポ-ツを利用しての運動処方-2-アイススケ-ト運動

鈴木久雄, 山口立雄, 平田敏彦

岡山大学教養部紀要 ( 20 ) p369 - 388 1984.2

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40.アイススケート運動時の運動強度 : 運動生理学的研究I : 第36回日本体力医学会大会

山口立雄, 鈴木久雄, 平田敏彦

体力科學 30 ( 6 ) 329 - 330 1981.12

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湿球黒球温度（WBGT）自動測定・表示システムの遠隔キャンパス対応とそこから見えてきたもの

第39回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2015

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小学校校舎の屋上遮熱塗料による教室環境の改善の試み

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年代別，疾患別運動ガイドライン

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年代別，疾患別運動ガイドライン

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中学生，高校生の痩せ願望，ダイエット行動に及ぼす要因

第61回日本学校保健学会学術大会 2014

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中学生，高校生の痩せ願望，ダイエット行動に及ぼす要因

第61回日本学校保健学会学術大会 2014

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スポーツと健康を考える

第2回日本スポーツ健康科学学会 2014

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中学生，高校生の痩せ願望，ダイエット行動に及ぼす要因

第2回日本スポーツ健康科学学会 2014

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スポーツと健康を考える

第2回日本スポーツ健康科学学会 2014

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中学生，高校生の痩せ願望，ダイエット行動に及ぼす要因

第2回日本スポーツ健康科学学会 2014

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小学校における暑熱環境調査から考える－学校環境衛生基準って使える？

日本外来小児科学会第14回園・学校保健勉強会 2014

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大学生のボディイメージと運動習慣

第26回身体動作学研究会 2013

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第72回日本公衆衛生学会総会 2013

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高齢者の室内熱中症予防のための居住環境調査

第72回日本公衆衛生学会総会 2013

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大学生のボディイメージに与える運動習慣の影響

第68回日本体力医学会 2013

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3軸加速度計を用いた中学生の身体活動量

第68回日本体力医学会 2013

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女子大学生のボディイメージに関する意識調査

第37回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2013

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熱中症予防の現状と課題

第27回身体動作学研究会 2013

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教員の作業環境としての小学校の教室における暑熱環境の調査

第86回日本産業衛生学会 2013

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岡山市の救急搬送例にみる運動時の熱中症について

第37回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2013

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大学および授業の現状と今後の展望－岡山大学の場合

第26回身体動作学研究会 2013

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高齢者の熱中症予防のための居住環境実態調査－屋内外の暑熱負荷に着目して－

第19回岡山県保健福祉学会 2013

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岡山大学における熱中症予防対策

第36回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2012

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大学生のボディイメージに与える要因

第67回日本体力医学会 2012

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O市における熱中症救急搬送例の小学校区別分布について

第71回日本公衆衛生学会総会 2012

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岡山大学のおける学生の熱中症対策－WBGTに着目して－

第41回中国・四国大学保健管理研究集会 2011

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暑熱期のO市内の小学校普通教室における温度・湿度の自動測定による調査

平成23年度第2回産業衛生学会温熱環境研究会 2011

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大学運動部員の熱中症に関する調査

第65回日本体力医学会大会 2010

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岡山市内の湿球黒球温度（WBGT）の同時多点計測

第34回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2010

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O市内の同時多点測定による小地域の湿球黒球温度(WBGT)の分布について

第69回日本公衆衛生学会総会 2010

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地域貢献活動からスポーツ教育活動へ

全国大学体育連合 2009

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大学生の食因果構造モデルの作成－食事満足度に着目して－

日本公衆衛生学会 2009

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運動指導とその効果-理論vs実践-

身体動作学研究会 2009

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ICTコンポーネント（CMSA,CS）が筋力強化運動およびストレッチング実践に及ぼす影響

日本体力医学会 2009

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メタボリック症候群を克服しよう

日本糖尿病合併症学会 2009

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「大学体育」の未来を考える国際フォーラム

筑波大学体育センター 2009

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体育・スポーツによる社会貢献を考える

大阪体育学会 2009

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大学生の食生活因果構造モデル

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大学生の筋力トレーニング実施状況とIT教材使用の試み

日本体力医学会中国四国地方会 2008

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大学生を対象とした身体活動量増進プログラム開発の試み

日本体力医学会 2008

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身体活動・運動量増進プログラム開発の試み

日本教育工学会 2008

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大学生を対象とした身体活動量増進プログラム開発の試み

岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2008

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本学大学生の課外活動中の暑熱環境に関する調査（2007年度）

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外食世代における健康づくり支援の取組（第1報）

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外食世代における健康づくり支援の取組（第2報）

日本公衆衛生学会 2008

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大学生の課外活動中の暑熱環境と自覚症状等に関する調査（速報）

岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2007

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世界と日本の子どもの体力と運動指導

子どもの健康をもとめて指導者協議会 2007

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世界と日本の子どもの体力と運動指導

子どもの健康をもとめて指導者協議会 2007

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岡山大学スポーツ教育センターの1年

岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2007

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高齢者の体力と健康づくり

第20回身体動作学研究会シンポジウム 2006

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岡山大学スポーツ教育センター開設とスポーツ教育

第30回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2006

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運動生理学研究と倫理規定－ヘルシンキ宣言を再考する「インフォームド・コンセントの実際」

第１４回日本運動生理学会 2006

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身体活動・運動ステージを決定する心理的要因

日本体力医学会 2002

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成人男性の身体活動・運動ステージを決定する心理的要因

第４６回中四国合同産業衛生学会 2002

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健康づくりをめざした大学体育授業の試み

平成14年度大学体育指導者夏期中央研修会 2002

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パス解析を用いて大学生の血圧・血清所見と体力、身体組成、スポーツ活動量の関連を分析する

第14回身体動作学研究会 2002

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大学生の健康と体力、スポーツ活動量の関連－パス解析を用いて－

第２５回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会 2002

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健康に関する体力を高める体育授業の提案

第１２回身体動作学研究会 2001

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大学生の血圧／血清所見に及ぼす身体組成、体力、スポーツ活動量の影響

第５６回日本体力医学会大会 2001

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大学生における文部省新体力テストと血圧・血清所見の関連

第４６回日本体力医学会中国・四国地方会、第２０回運動生理・バイオメカニクス中四国セミナー合同大会 2000

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あなたはどちらを選びますか－ライフスタイル派？スポーツ派？

第２３回岡山スポーツ医科学研究会、厚生科研補助金健康科学総合研究事業共催 2000

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「文部科学省現代GPバリアフリーによる双方向スポーツ教育活動」

2007

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2007

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大学体育教育賞

2021.3 全国大学体育連合

鈴木久雄

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岡山県保健福祉学会保健福祉部長賞

2013

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第86回日本産業衛生学会優秀ポスター賞

2013

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岡山県保健福祉学会学会審査員長賞

2012

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日本産業衛生学会2012ＧＰ奨励賞受賞

2011

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The long-term effect of physical activity improvement program which utilized e-Learning

Grant number：18K10928 2018.04 - 2023.03

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

鈴木久雄

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身体活動は虚血性心疾患，高血圧，2型糖尿病，肺炎・肺がん，うつなどの疾病リスクを低減させることが知られている。しかしながら，日本人の身体活動不足者は60.2％と報告されており，運動習慣者が極めて少ないことがわかる。一方，アメリカスポーツ医学会はスポーツ活動とともに日常の身体活動を増やす指導を推奨している。そこで，身体活動増進プログラム（e-Learning）を開発し，本学授業において活用している。この身体活動増進プログラムは健康関連体力を高める持久的運動，レジスタンストレーニング，ストレッチングを，理論学習後，自ら自分自身のためにプログラムを作成し，実践・記録を行うことで，習慣化をはかるものである。本研究はこの身体活動増進プログラムの短期効果（授業前後）と長期効果（1年後）を検証する。2018年に「するスポーツ演習」履修者（抽選当選者：介入群119名）と履修できなかった学生（抽選落選者：統制群63名）を対象に，授業前・後そして1年後に，活動量計を用いて身体活動量を測定するとともに，レジスタンストレーニング量（RT），ストレッチング量(St)を調査した。3回の調査を終了し，調査不備のなかった対象は介入群36名（分析対象率30％），統制群45名（分析対象率71％）であった。分析は介入前，介入後，介入1年後の各値について二元配置分散分析を行った。その結果，身体活動増進プログラムは介入前後では身体活動量，RT，Stのいずれもが有意に増加した。また，介入終了1年後において，介入群の身体活動量は統制群に比べると介入後の低下割合が少なく，維持できた。介入終了1年後のRTとStは減少し，介入前の値と差がなかった。したがって，大学生を対象とした身体活動増進プログラムは，身体活動量は短期効果および長期効果，そしてRT，Stは短期効果があることが示唆された。

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性同一性障害とスポーツ～治療に伴う運動能力変化と競技スポーツへの参加～

Grant number：16K02036 2016.04 - 2023.03

日本学術振興会科学研究費助成事業基盤研究(C)

関明穂, 鈴木久雄, 中塚幹也

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新型コロナウイルス感染症拡大のため、当初予定していた調査・研究の多くを本年度も断念せざるを得なかった。まず、トランスジェンダーの人の体力・運動能力測定については、研究協力者に体力・運動能力測定を実施していく施設まで来ていただくことが、感染予防の観点から困難であるため実施することができなかった。また、大学生を対象とした質問紙調査も、大学構内への入構制限などが継続する中でみあわせざるを得なかった。
一方、本年7月に開催された東京オリンピックに男性から女性へ性別移行したトランスジェンダーの選手が女性として出場したことを受けて、当初予定していなかった以下の調査を実施した。すなわち、このトランス女性のオリンピック競技への出場がテレビ、新聞などで報じられ、トランス女性のスポーツ参加に関する肯定、否定両面からの意見がネット上に発信された。そこで、これらのネット上での言説の収集、分析を行った。
肯定的な意見としては、このトランス女性の参加は、スポーツにおいて性の多様性を認めることの象徴であり、本人の性自認が尊重された結果として当然のことである、などがあった。一方で、否定的な意見として、トランス女性の女性競技への参加は女性アスリートにとって不公平であり、脅威であると主張する批判も数多く認められた。選手本人の性自認の尊重と競技の公平性とのバランスをどのようにしてとり、人々が納得できるようにするかが課題であると考えられた。

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The education effects on an interactive sport educational activities in the Support Program for Contemporary Educational Needs.

Grant number：20500520 2008 - 2010

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

SUZUKI Hisao

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Grant amount：\2340000 （ Direct expense: \1800000 、 Indirect expense：\540000 ）

The research design assumed that educational effect could be acquired as communication capability, and observed how interactive sport educational activities might influence communication capability. Although two kinds of interactive sport educational activities increased the communication skill score, the interactive sport educational activity with the directions from a supervisor had no positive effects. It was suggested that a student's independent activity is important for the improvement in the communication capability introduced by interactive sport educational activities.

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Constitution of physical education class depending on growth and development stage

Grant number：13680029 2001 - 2003

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

KAGA Masaru, SUZUKI Hisao, TAKAHASHI Kayo

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Grant amount：\2800000 （ Direct expense: \2800000 ）

The relation of morphological development and the normal process of cortical bone acquisition was investigated and was examined in 2001. As the result, it was possible to clarify becoming relative bone weak stage in which the acquisition of the bone strength has not overtaken the morphological development, process over the junior high school stage since later stage of elementary school. This result was reported in the JBMM (Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism).
In 2002, the effect of daily physical activity including a physical education class in the development of physical fitness. and motor ability during growth period was reported. This result was reported in the JJPS (Journal of the Japan Pediatric Society).
It was possible to clarify frequency of physical activity in childhood and adolescence in 2003. As the result, sports activity of the junior high school student increased in comparison with the pupil in other school stage. In addition, the junior high school student rose most on the fracture rate. This result was reported in the JJPS (Journal of the Japan Pediatric Society).
From these results, the new proposal on composition of physical education class from elementary school to high school was arranged as a report.

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