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Title
Consumption of Macronutrients, Body Mass Index, Smoking Status
with Physical Fitness at Palembang Police District
with Physical Fitness at Palembang Police District
Description
Physical fitness is the ability of the body to make adjustments to the physical burden given
to members of the police in carrying out daily work without causing excessive fatigue and
still be able to enjoy their free time. Components of physical fitness related to health and
skills are cardiorespiratory, muscle endurance, muscle strength and body composition. The
purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between macronutrient
consumption, body mass index status, and smoking status with physical fitness at
Palembang police district officers. Data of macro nutrients intake were collected using 24-
hours recall. Physical fitness levels are measured using Cooper's way. The design of this
study was Cross-sectional by taking a random sample of 56 male police officers. The analysis
results using chi-square concluded that there is a relationship between energy intake,
carbohydrate intake, with fitness level (p≤0.05). There is a relationship between body mass
index and smoking status, and physical fitness (p≤0.05). There is no relationship between
protein and fat intake with physical fitness status (p>0.05). The results of the multivariate
analysis obtained the most dominant relationship with physical fitness levels is BMI status
and smoking status. It is recommended that police members improve physical fitness status
to take some exercises that are useful to enhance physical fitness levels, namely sit ups, pushups,
squat jumps to run or jogging regularly. Police officers control their ideal weight by
eating a balanced diet and not smoking
to members of the police in carrying out daily work without causing excessive fatigue and
still be able to enjoy their free time. Components of physical fitness related to health and
skills are cardiorespiratory, muscle endurance, muscle strength and body composition. The
purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between macronutrient
consumption, body mass index status, and smoking status with physical fitness at
Palembang police district officers. Data of macro nutrients intake were collected using 24-
hours recall. Physical fitness levels are measured using Cooper's way. The design of this
study was Cross-sectional by taking a random sample of 56 male police officers. The analysis
results using chi-square concluded that there is a relationship between energy intake,
carbohydrate intake, with fitness level (p≤0.05). There is a relationship between body mass
index and smoking status, and physical fitness (p≤0.05). There is no relationship between
protein and fat intake with physical fitness status (p>0.05). The results of the multivariate
analysis obtained the most dominant relationship with physical fitness levels is BMI status
and smoking status. It is recommended that police members improve physical fitness status
to take some exercises that are useful to enhance physical fitness levels, namely sit ups, pushups,
squat jumps to run or jogging regularly. Police officers control their ideal weight by
eating a balanced diet and not smoking
Creator
Podojoyo, Tria Elma Juliana, Susyani, Yuli Hartati, Muhamad Taswin, Zainal Abidin
Publisher
Jurnal Nutrisia Vol.24, No.1 (Maret) 2022 Pages : 16-20
Date
2022
Format
Pdf
Language
Indonesia