Purpose: This study of exercise behavior and health-related physical fitness for adolescent in Kinmen. Methods: Data came from the Survey and health-related physical fitness test of 600 adolescent. This study for 468 valid questionnaires divided (valid questionnaires was 78%) in health-related physical fitness. Subjects were assigned into four groups: A Groups for high school in the male, B groups for high school in the female, C groups for secondary school in the men, D groups for secondary school in the female. Collected Data were analyzed by one-way ANOVA, Chi-square test, Pearson product-moment, and Scheffe's. α=.05. Results: The effects of cardiorespiratory fitness, one-minute sit-ups, and standing long jumps (A>B; A>D; C>D), flexibility fitness (A>B; D>C) were significantly (F=5.23~10.88, p<.05) in each groups. The effects of perceived exercise benefits and perceived exercise self-efficacy (A>B; A>D), to perceived exercise barriers (A<B; A<D) were significantly (F=6.43~8.72, p<.05) in each groups. Between the variables in perceived exercise benefits and BMI, cardiorespiratory fitness, one-minute sit-ups, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.88~.83, p<.05), to perceived exercise barriers and cardiopulmonary fitness, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.82~.68, p<.05). Between the variables in perceived exercise self-efficacy and BMI, cardiorespiratory fitness, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.75~.66, p<.05). Conclusion: The of regular exercise is only 15.3%, to the contemplation and preparation stage who had 62.1% for adolescent in Kinmen. Cognitive behavior in exercise, the male perceived exercise benefits and perceived exercise self-efficacy better than the female, in the cognitive perceived exercise barriers among female than male.
Purpose: This study of exercise behavior and health-related physical fitness for adolescent in Kinmen. Methods: Data came from the Survey and health-related physical fitness test of 600 adolescent. This study for 468 valid questionnaires divided (valid questionnaires was 78%) in health-related physical fitness. Subjects were assigned into four groups: A Groups for high school in the male, B groups for high school in the female, C groups for secondary school in the men, D groups for secondary school in the female. Collected Data were analyzed by one-way ANOVA, Chi-square test, Pearson product-moment, and Scheffe's. α=.05. Results: The effects of cardiorespiratory fitness, one-minute sit-ups, and standing long jumps (A>B; A>D; C>D), flexibility fitness (A>B; D>C) were significantly (F=5.23~10.88, p<.05) in each groups. The effects of perceived exercise benefits and perceived exercise self-efficacy (A>B; A>D), to perceived exercise barriers (A<B; A<D) were significantly (F=6.43~8.72, p<.05) in each groups. Between the variables in perceived exercise benefits and BMI, cardiorespiratory fitness, one-minute sit-ups, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.88~.83, p<.05), to perceived exercise barriers and cardiopulmonary fitness, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.82~.68, p<.05). Between the variables in perceived exercise self-efficacy and BMI, cardiorespiratory fitness, standing long jumps were significantly (F=-.75~.66, p<.05). Conclusion: The of regular exercise is only 15.3%, to the contemplation and preparation stage who had 62.1% for adolescent in Kinmen. Cognitive behavior in exercise, the male perceived exercise benefits and perceived exercise self-efficacy better than the female, in the cognitive perceived exercise barriers among female than male.