Fitness, Performance and Health Journal
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<p><strong>Fitness, Performance & Health Journal (FPHJ)</strong> is a scholarly peer-reviewed academic journal publication. The journal is published online with two (2) issues per year ( June and December). Besides that, special issues of FPHJ will be published non-periodically from time to time. Fitness, Performance & Health Journal is devoted to the effort of promoting evidence-based practice among practitioners within the area of physical fitness, sports performance, and public health. The journal publishes original research, systematic reviews, case studies, and short communications on current topics related to fitness, performance, and health.</p> <p>Language: English or Bahasa Melayu<br />Level of Publication: International</p> <p><strong>Authors are required to pay (MYR 250) Article Publishing Charges (APCs) as part of the publication process.</strong></p> <p>Peer Review Process<br />The submitted manuscript is first reviewed by an editor. It will be evaluated whether it is suitable with the journal focus and scope or has a major methodological flaw. These manuscripts will be sent to the reviewer anonymously (Peer Review). The reviewer's comment is then sent to the corresponding author to take the necessary actions and responses. The updated article will subsequently be examined in a meeting of the editorial board, with the final decision being forwarded to the corresponding author.</p>Todox Publisheren-USFitness, Performance and Health Journal2821-3785An Analytical Study of Administrative Communications Methods Related to the Quality of Institutional Performance Among Some Physical Education Teachers in Secondary Schools in Baghdad Al-Karkh
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<p>Community understanding requires the exchange of understanding and understanding on the subject of reaching the goal, and this requires both parties of communication who achieve a common understanding, especially in administrative work, which is an essential function in creating a common understanding among workers in programming the work to be implemented. Therefore, the study aimed to study the reality of administrative communications related to the quality of institutional performance. Administrators of some colleges and departments of physical education and sports sciences have chosen, and in order to do this, the descriptive approach using the survey method was chosen as a way to solve the problem and the use of a random sample of some physical education teachers in secondary schools in Baghdad Al-Karkh, numbering (532) teachers, in addition to the use of several methods and tests that contributed to the implementation of procedures. The research included the use of two measures of the quality of institutional performance and means of communication. After conducting statistical treatments and analyzing and discussing the results, several conclusions were reached, including that there is a deficiency in institutional performance, especially in the field of available relationships and human capital. As for the recommendations, the most important of them was to conduct a review in the use of communications related to the technological aspect. To implement community service.</p>Waad Abdul Raheem Farhan Mohammed Mahmood Salih
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2024-08-032024-08-033211510.53797/fphj.v3i2.1.2024The Current Status of Gross Motor Skills Among Children Aged 3-6 Years Old in Poverty-Stricken Areas Based on TGMD3
https://fphjournal.com/index.php/fphj/article/view/36
<p>The deterioration of children's physical health has become a major public health issue of global concern. According to the "Report on the Nutrition and Chronic Disease Status of Chinese Residents" released by the National Health Commission in 2020, the overweight and obesity rate of urban and rural children in my country has reached 10%. By using the most advanced gross motor skill development tester (TGMD-3) to test the gross motor skills of 100 children from 5 kindergartens in Haiying Town, it was found that the development of gross movements was at a medium-low level, the displacement movement skills were at a medium level, and the object control skills were at a medium-low level. The development of children's movements such as "standing long jump", "single-handed racket hitting rebound ball", "kicking fixed ball", and "single-handed in-situ ball" needs attention and intervention.</p> <p>This study analyzes the current status of the development of gross motor skills of children in Haiying Town, further explores the factors affecting the development of children's gross motor skills, and hopes to solve the problem of the level of gross motor skills and physical quality development of children in Haiying Town, improve the understanding and level of the importance of gross motor skills development of children in poor counties and towns, and contribute to the development of physical quality and sports for children in Haiying Town.</p>Mengjia YouWenming JiangKaining LiuZulakbal Abd Karim
Copyright (c) 2024 Mengjia You, Wenming Jiang, Kaining Liu, Zulakbal Abd Karim
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2024-08-032024-08-0332162210.53797/fphj.v3i2.2.2024Clinical characteristics analysis of 1482 cases of esophageal cancer in western Guangxi, China
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<p>To investigate the epidemiological characteristics and trends of esophageal cancer at the Affiliated Hospital of Youjiang Medical University for Nationalities over the past 30 years, aiming to inform prevention and treatment strategies in western Guangxi. Medical records from January 1994 to December 2023 of patients diagnosed with esophageal cancer were reviewed. Patients were grouped into three 10-year intervals for comparative statistical analysis, focusing on variables such as pathological type, onset location, age, clinical stage, ethnicity, gender, treatment modality, clinical symptoms, comorbidities, and urban-rural distribution. The majority of esophageal cancer cases were males (81.24%), predominantly Han Chinese (61.07%), with the disease mostly occurring in the middle esophagus (59.99%). Squamous carcinoma was the most common pathology (90.22%), with progressive dysphagia being the prevalent symptom (78.14%). Most patients were diagnosed at advanced stages, with an increase in those receiving comprehensive treatment (47.90%).Esophageal cancer in western Guangxi shows an aging trend with higher incidence in rural areas. The predominant pathology is squamous cell carcinoma, with the middle esophagus being the common site. There is a need to enhance cancer prevention education in rural areas, tailor prevention strategies to regional clinical characteristics, and improve outcomes through routine screening and early treatment in high-risk groups.</p>Gao JieSabah Mohammed Al-HaraziHong ZengMuhammad Za’imRizhu Li
Copyright (c) 2024 Gao Jie, Sabah Mohammed Al-Harazi, Hong Zeng, Muhammad Za’im, Rizhu Li
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2024-09-162024-09-1632233410.53797/fphj.v3i2.3.2024Analysis of Body Composition in Middle-aged and Elderly People of Mulam Ethnic Group in Guangxi, China
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<p>Body composition mainly includes fat mass, muscle mass, body moisture, etc. These components are important parts of body mass and also important factors affecting human function and health. Abnormal body composition can cause many diseases. Objective: Explore the characteristics of body composition and the incidence of overweight and obesity in middle-aged and elderly people from the Mulam ethnic group in Guangxi, China, and provide a scientific basis for improving their health. Methods: This study included 384 Mulam minority individuals over the age of 45 years of age from the Luocheng Mulam ethnic autonomous county, Hechi, Guangxi, China. There were 165 males and 219 females. Body composition was measured using a bioelectric impedance analyzer in all of these participants. Results: The percentage of overweight and obesity in middle-aged and elderly Mulam people was relatively low; Their body composition distribution had certain rules. The non-lipid indices of men were higher than those of women. Lipid-related indexes were greater in women than in men. With increasing age, the related indexes of fat mass increased first and then decreased, while muscle mass decreased with increasing age. In women, body composition indicators slowly decreased with age. Conclusions: The decrease in muscle mass with age may lead to decreased body function. Therefore, it is suggested that middle-aged and elderly Mulam people adhere to good living habits and eating behaviors, maintain appropriate exercise, and maintain appropriate weight to promote physical health.</p>Zhou MinSabah Mohammed Al-HaraziMuhammad Za’im SahulaKairi HuangXiaoyun BinYaqin Pang
Copyright (c) 2024 Zhou Min, Sabah Mohammed Al-Harazi, Muhammad Za’im Bin Sahula, Kairi Huang, Xiaoyun Bin, Yaqin Pang
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2024-09-242024-09-2432354710.53797/fphj.v3i2.4.2024Develop and validate the event quality Structure scale to evaluate the event quality model
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<p class="Abstract" style="margin-top: 0cm;"><span lang="EN-US" style="font-size: 12.0pt;">This study aims to develop and test a comprehensive set of indicators to assess the event quality in the context of sports tourism. Using the three-round Delphi method, participants evaluated an initial list of event quality model (EQM) indicators based on their experience. Through exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) tests, multivariate normality, multicollinearity, construct reliability (Cronbach Alpha), convergent validity (e.g., principal component analysis), discriminant validity (e.g., Fornell-Larcker criterion) and construct validity were evaluated. Among the 32 candidate indicators, 20 were retained without multicollinearity problems, with strong internal consistency (0.963) and convergence validity (AVE > 0.5, CR > 0.7, SRW > 0.7). Discriminant validity (AVE > R2) and structural validity (P< 0.00, RMSEA = 0.035, CFI = 0.986, χ2/df =1.373). The results show that the newly developed scale of event quality model (EQM) meets the requirements of relevant indicators and can be applied to practical research.</span></p>Xuexin LiuJaffry Zakaria Omar Firdaus Mohd SaidWei WangMuhammad Nur Aizuddin Abdul Rahman
Copyright (c) 2024 Xuexin Liu, Jaffry Zakaria , Omar Firdaus Mohd Said, Wei Wang, Muhammad Nur Aizuddin Abdul Rahman
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2024-11-132024-11-1332486410.53797/fphj.v3i2.5.2024