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Levels of awareness among school teachers regarding female athletes and nutritional science Reviewed

Asana Ikari, Hiroki Sugiura, Yuki Samejima, Kei Sokura

World Journal of Nutrition and Health 9 ( 1 ) 1 - 6 2021.8

Given the concerns about the adverse physical effects of overtraining and energy intake deficiency in pubescent girls, teachers providing them with sports instructions must have accurate knowledge about and complete understanding of their physical and mental conditions as well as knowledge about nutritional science. In this study, we surveyed registered dietitians (G1), health and physical education teachers (G2), and teachers teaching other subjects (G3) to find differences in the levels of knowledge about the female athlete triad (FAT) and nutritional science among the three groups. Only G3 had a lower level of awareness about the menstruation factor, whereas G2 and G3 had lower levels of awareness about the other factors.

Construction of assessment items for the hip-hop dance step "the running man" Reviewed

Miei Sugita, Hiroki Sugiura

Journal of Hokuriku Society of Sport Sciences and Physical Education 2 9 - 16 2021.3

Many physical education teachers are uncomfortable assessing dance techniques and performance; hence, a simple method of assessment using common understanding is needed. This study aimed to examine standard assessment items to easily judge the achievement of the hip-hop dance step “the running man.” In conclusion, it was judged that the "arm movement," "leg slide," "rhythm," and "clarity of step" items were effective in easily evaluating the technique of a dancer performing the running man.

The differences in health condition and lifestyle of business types with high and low diabetes risks

Ginpei Yamamoto, Hiroki Sugiura, Toshimitsu Ebisu, Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi, Taketeru Maegawa, Yutaka Kato

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 50 214 - 222 2020.10

It is imperative to determine which business type has a high risk of diabetes so as to devise a plan to prevent the disease. The purpose of this study was to examine the differences in the lifestyle out of office hours of business types with higher and lower risks of diabetes. The results revealed that those in a service sector and transport and postal activities had the highest risk of diabetes, while those in the manufacturing industry had the lowest risk of diabetes. Significant differences were found in the body weight, BMI, waist circumference, systolic blood pressure, neutral lipid, HDL cholesterol, ALT, γ-GTP, blood glucose level, HbA1c, smoking, exercise, physical activity, and skipping breakfast. However, the effect sizes were small. In conclusion, the relationships between the degree of diabetes risk and lifestyle out of office hours among the types were not high.

Does changing the posture affect the kayak player's rowing power performance ?

Takanori Noguchi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura, Taketeru Maegawa, Naoko Nojiri

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 50 171 - 175 2020.10

Case report on the characteristics of the cognitive function of expert equestrians

Yoshinobu YOSHIMURA, Takanori NOGUCHI, Tomohisa YOKOYA, Hiroki SUGIURA, Masahiro OSOGAMI, Kwang Jin JOO

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 49 149 - 153 2019.12

Effects of wearing a compression undershirt on body composition: the case of wearing for two weeks at low frequency

Toshimitsu Ebisu, Koya Sato, Masashi Morisaku, Kennya Kato, Ryota Takagi, Kaisei Sasaki, Nana Fujihara, Hirokazu Iwagoshi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 49 144 - 148 2019.12

Changes in achievement degree of maintain a stable posture on an unstable stool over time, according to the achievement degree of one leg standing Reviewed

Hiroki Sugiura, Shunsuke Yamaji, Takayoshi Yamada, Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi

Bulletin of Hokuriku Society of Physical Education, Health and Sport Sciences 55 17 - 21 2019.3

Balance board tests that require maintaining a stable posture on an unstable board have been developed to assess dynamic balance ability. However, individuals with inferior balance find that their achievement on this test decreases over time. This study aimed to examine the difference in change in the ability to maintain a stable posture on an unstable stool between two time points (first and latter) according to one-leg standing (OLS) ability. The elderly with inferior OLS were also inferior in the balance board test compared with those with superior OLS. However, the ability of maintain a stable posture does not change over time.

Effect of 4 weeks trunk muscle strength training on soft tennis service movement, and its velocity and accuracy Reviewed

Takayoshi Yamada, Rino Kawabata, Tatsunori Urai, Takanori Noguchi, Hiroki Sugiura, Daiki Izumiyama

Bulletin of Hokuriku Society of Physical Education, Health and Sport Sciences 55 35 - 40 2019.3

The actual situation of students feeling embarrassed in regards to self-evaluating their "expression skills" in nursing and early childhood education training

Kazuyo Tachibana, Hiroki Sugiura, Etsuko Sanada

10 31 - 42 2019.3

Changes in performance on the balance board test and motor fitness over time in elderly women Reviewed

Hiroki Sugiura, Shunsuke Yamaji, Takayoshi Yamada, Shigeru Shimada, Takanori Noguchi, Tomohisa Yokoya

Journal of Physical Activity Research 4 ( 1 ) 47 - 50 2019.1

Effects of a more active everyday lifestyle upon blood lipids, HbA1c and various fitness levels in middle-aged and elderly men and women

Toshimitsu Ebisu, Tomohito Uesaka, Harumi Takeuchi, Youko Fujisawa, Eri Kirishima, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 48 112 - 118 2018.6

本研究の目的は、より活動的な日々の生活が、血液脂質、HbA1c、および各種体力に及ぼす影響を検討することであった。被験者は福井県勝山市に在住する361名（男性116名、女性245名）であった。本研究では、5ヶ月間、1日30分以上のウォーキングを100日以上実施し、且つ事前および事後の測定に参加した男性30名（65歳以上：22名）および女性76名（65歳以上：37名）のデータを使用した。解析の結果、中年および高齢に関わらず、特別な運動を実施していない対象者であっても、5ヵ月間の活動的な生活により、血液脂質や各種体力は改善することが明らかにされた。

Measures to Increase Blood Donation Participation among University Students in Japan

Hiroki Sugiura, Nako Nakayachi, Yoshie Iwakabe, Toshimitsu Ebisu, Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 48 142 - 147 2018.6

According to a recent report, the blood donation population has declined in Japan. We examined the measures required to improve blood donation participation among university students in Japan. The study subjects were classified into three groups based on their frequency of blood donation: “frequently,” “no donation in the past year,” and “unexperienced.” The “frequent” blood donors tended to believe that “my blood is helpful for somebody.” Conversely, the other two groups tended not to donate blood owing to busyness reasons. We identified that the number of blood donors can be increased by reducing the waiting time.

Relationship between selective response ability and motor abilities involving stepping motion of the legs

Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi, Hiroki Sugiura, Toshimitsu Ebisu, Taketeru Maegawa, Kengo Yamazaki

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 48 133 - 137 2018.6

Developing a simple method for estimating the cross-sectional area of abdominal muscles using ultrasound imaging

Takanori Noguchi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura, Taketeru Maegawa, Norio Tsujimoto, Hikari Naito

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 48 138 - 141 2018.6

Change of participation rate in inter-high school athletic meetings in Japan's 47 prefectures, based on data of 2010 and 2015 Reviewed

Hiroki Sugiura, Haruto Kinoshita, Takanori Noguchi, Masakatsu Nakada, Tamotsu Kitabayashi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Naoko Nojiri

Japanese Journal of Sciences in Swimming and Water Exercise 21 ( 1 ) 12 - 17 2018.5

Each prefecture executes various efforts to achieve an increase in player numbers in competitive swimming and in players' competitive abilities. However, the result is a large difference in each prefecture. This study aimed to examine the change of participation rate in 2010 and 2015 in each prefecture. Participation rate is a result of dividing the number of inter-high school athletic meeting participants by the number of all Japanese high school athletes' federation enrollments for competitive swimming. Progress rate is the difference in participation rate in both years. If a progress rate was positive, it implied that 2015 is superior in terms of participation rate to 2010. Among males, progress rates for Yamagata (+5.0%), Tokushima (+4.3%), Niigata (+4.1%), Okayama (+3.4%), and Fukui (+2.5%) were higher (M+1.0SD); on the other hand, those for Ishikawa (-13.2%), Gunma (-5.3%), Wakayama (-5.3%), Akita (-5.3%), and Mie (-4.8%) were lower. Among females, progress rates for Tokushima (+20.0%), Okayama (+7.8%), Yamagata (+4.9%), Ehime (+4.1%), and Ishikawa (+3.8%) were higher; on the other hand, those for Yamanashi (-9.3%), Okinawa (-9.1%), Kagawa (-7.8%), and Saga (-6.4%) were lower (M-1.0SD).

Initiatives in Project-Based Learning utilizing regional sports events

Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi, Yoshinobu Yoshimura, Yoshinobu Kato, Nobukazu Kurimoto, Naoko Nojiri, Hiroki Sugiura, Toshimitsu Ebisu

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 47 349 - 354 2017.5

Correlation between fitness levels, body fat, blood lipids, HbA1c and blood pressure in middle-aged and elderly men and women

Toshimitsu Ebisu, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura, Shinsaku Yoshida

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 47 232 - 237 2017.5

本研究の目的は、中高年の男性および女生における各種体力、体重、血中脂質濃度、グリコヘモグロビン、および血圧間の関係を検討することであった。解析の結果、足底筋は握力、開眼片脚立ちと高い関係が認められた。また、総コレステロールとHDLコレステロール、LDLコレステロール、トリグリセリド、HbA1c、拡張期血圧、収縮期血圧間にも関係が認められた。

Effects of male university students' exercise habits on body composition, physical fitness, and peripheral blood circulation dynamics

Tomohisa Yokoya, Takanori Noguchi, Toshimitsu Ebisu, Hiroki Sugiura

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 47 251 - 255 2017.5

Morphological characteristics of the lateral abdominal muscles in athletes

Takanori Noguchi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 47 256 - 259 2017.5

The relationship between delayed response to stimuli and cognitive function in elderly women

Takanori Noguchi, Tomohisa Yokoya, Hiroki Sugiura

Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology 47 260 - 264 2017.5

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