Updated on 2023/12/24

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EBISU Toshimitsu
 

Degree

  • Doctor of Education   Coursework ( 1979.8   Brigham Young University, Graduate School, Doctor Course (U. S. A.) )

  • Ph.D. in Medicine (Public Health)   Thesis ( 1993.10   Aichi Medical University )

Research Interests

  • Exercise Physiology

  • Health Science

Research Areas

  • Life Science / Hygiene and public health (laboratory)  / Exercise Physiology, Public Health

Education

  • Brigham Young University, Graduate School, Doctor Course, U. S. A.   School of Physical Education   Exercise Physiology   Doctor's Course   Completed

    1976.9 - 1979.8

Research History

  • University of Fukui   Professor Emeritus

    1980.4 - 2016.3

  • Fukui University of Technology   Manager(Dean)

    2016.4

  • Fukui University of Technology   Professor

    2016.4

Studying abroad experiences

  • 1975.9 - 1979.8   California State University, Northridge, Graduate School, Brigham Young University, Graduate School, Doctor Course   Graduate Student

 

Papers

  • Splitting the Duration of Exercise: Effects on Cardiovascular Endurance and Blood Lipids Reviewed

    Toshimitsu Ebisu

    Japanese Journal of Physical Education   30 ( 1 )   37 - 43   1979.8

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    　The purpose　of this　study is　to　determine　if　splitting　the　distance of　endurance running is　as effective　as　continuous endurance running of the　same total　distance for changing cardiovascular function and blood lipid． Fifty three untrained male students (age ＝ 21　yrs) were divided　into four groups．　All　the subjects in　exercise groups　ran the　same distance each　day　three days　a week．　Group A ran the　entire　distance　in　one training　session daily．　Group　B　ran one −half of　the　distance in　two training　sessions daily．　Group C　ran one-third　of the　distance in　three　training　sessions daily. Group　D was to serve as a control and was instructed to engage in no special physical activity during the study. The ten weeks endurance training program was supervised. Training intensities were 80 percent of each subject's maximal heart rate (max HR).
    This study resulted in the following conclusion: so long as individuals run the same distance with identical intensities and frequencies (considered to be a frequency although the running distance was split in a day on Groups B and C), assuming the minimum duration of the split session is sufficient to provoke the development in cardiovascular endurance, the effectiveness on cardiovascular function and blood llpids was not statistically different among groups even though the running distance was split.
    　This study was supported by a research grant from Brigham Young University, U.S.A. and by a Deseret Gym Foundation Grant, U S.A.

  • 四日市公害と児童生徒の体格体力 Reviewed

    戎利光

    教育医学   18 ( 4 )   35 - 37   1973

  • Chronic effects of aerobic exercise upon blood lipids in hyperlipidemia patients Reviewed

    Toshimitsu Ebisu, Yoshimi Sasaki, and Shigeo Miyazaki

    The Journal of Education and Health Science   52 ( 3 )   155 - 164   2007

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    　This paper presents authors' original study while discussing other studies with results of significance to the original study. The purpose of the original study is to clarify the chronic effects of aerobic exercise upon blood lipids in hyperlipidemia patients.
    　The subjects in this study were diagnosed as having hyperlipidemia of the Jifukai Miyazaki Hospital (Incorporated Medical Institution (the Miyazaki Hospital〕）・Five hyperlipidemia patients volunteered to be the experiment group while another five healthy subjects volunteered to be the control group. All of the 10 subjects had not exercised regularly prior to this experiment. All the subjects were diagnosed as being able to safely follow the required exercise program for this study by a medical checkup. Informed consent was obtained from all of the subjects by explaining the purpose and the methods of this study.
    　All of the subjects jogged on a treadmill in the Miyazaki Hospital two or more days a week for two months. In order to obtain the task goal, they maintained 40% - 60% of their maximal heart rate for 30 minutes. The variables of this study determined by blood composition were the following: total cholesterol, total triglycerides, low density lipoprotein cholesterol, and high density lipoprotein cholesterol. Other variables in this study were the following: systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, body weight, body mass index, and percent body fat.
    　As results of this study, it was found that the total cholesterol decreased significantly in hyperlipidemia patients that followed the regimen of regular aerobic exercise.

  • Observer error in body composition measurement Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   21 ( 4 )   50 - 60   1976

  • Relationship between EMG units and force of contraction, load, and fatigue in isometric contraction of biceps Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   22 ( 2 )   19 - 41   1976

  • Correlation between blood lipids, body composition and cardiovascular endurance Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   28 ( 1,2 )   18 - 27   1982

  • Differences of motor abilities between various body composition levels Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   28 ( 1,2 )   28 - 36   1982

  • Cardiorespiratory effects of a formal warm up determined by analysis of covariance in regressions

    Ebisu, T.

    福井大学教育学部附属教育実践研究指導センター紀要   6   105 - 115   1982

  • A case on impedance changes in a cockroach's heart beat due to acetylcholine and saline administration and the Q10

    Ebisu, T.

    北陸体育学会紀要   20   1 - 8   1982

  • A case of determining nerve action potentials and conduction velocity in a frog

    Ebisu, T.

    福井大学教育学部紀要（体育学編)   14   11 - 19   1983

  • Correlation between urinary specific gravity and motor abilities and body composition

    Ebisu, T.

    福井大学教育学部附属教育実践研究指導センター紀要   7   107 - 114   1983

  • Correlation between urinary pH and motor abilities and body composition

    Ebisu, T.

    福井大学教育学部紀要（体育学編)   15   19 - 27   1983

  • Correlation between body composition and blood pressure in college males Reviewed

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   29 ( 3 )   22 - 28   1983

  • Estimating the percent body fat from each of eleven parts of the body in college males

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学)   29 ( 3 )   41 - 45   1983

  • Multiple regression evaluation of physique and motor abilities in infants Reviewed

    Harada, S., Ebisu, T., et al.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学) Proceedings of the 30th Japanese Conference of Educational Medicine and the Commemoratory International Meeting of Educational Medicine   30 ( 1 )   28 - 37   1984

  • Japanese map of physique and physical fitness

    Ishikawa, Y., et al.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学) Proceedings of the 30th Japanese Conference of Educational Medicine and the Commemoratory International Meeting of Educational Medicine   30 ( 1 )   64 - 72   1984

  • A study of the increase in high density lipoprotein cholesterol through an increase in the frequency of exercise stress

    Ebisu, T.

    Educational Medicine（教育医学) Proceedings of the 30th Japanese Conference of Educational Medicine and the Commemoratory International Meeting of Educational Medicine   30 ( 1 )   159 - 167   1984

  • Effects of various two month exercises on urinary creatinine excretion, muscular strength and body composition

    Ebisu, T. and Sakan, F.

    福井大学教育学部附属教育実践研究指導センター紀要   8   71 - 81   1984

  • Urinary creatinine excretion, muscular strength and body composition in various varsity clubs

    Ebisu, T. and Sakan, F.

    福井大学教育学部紀要（体育学編)   16   23 - 35   1984

  • Effects of two different frequencies exercise on urinary creatinine excretion, muscular strength and body composition

    Ebisu, T.

    北陸体育学会紀要   21   76 - 84   1984

  • Splitting the distance of endurance running: on cardiovascular endurance and blood lipids Reviewed

    Toshimitsu Ebisu

    Japanese Journal of Physical Education   30 ( 1 )   37 - 43   1985

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    The purpose　of this　study is　to　determine　if　splitting　the　distance of　endurance running is　as effective　as　continuous endurance running of the　same total　distance for changing cardiovascular function and blood lipid．Fifty three untrained male students (age ＝ 21　yrs) were divided　into four groups． All　the subjects in　exercise groups　ran the　same distance each　day　three days　a week．　Group A ran the　entire　distance　in　one training　session daily． Group　B　ran one −half of　the　distance in　two training　sessions daily．　Group C　ran one-third　of the　distance in　three　training　sessions daily. Group　D was to serve as a control and was instructed to engage in no special physical activity during the study. The ten weeks endurance training program was supervised. Training intensities were 80 percent of each subject's maximal heart rate (max HR).
    　This study resulted in the following conclusion: so long as individuals run the same distance with identical intensities and frequencies (considered to be a frequency although the running distance was split in a day on Groups B and C), assuming the minimum duration of the split session is sufficient to provoke the development in cardiovascular endurance, the effectiveness on cardiovascular function and blood lipids was not statistically different among groups even though the running distance was split.
    　This study was supported by a research grant from Brigham Young University, U.S.A. and by a Deseret Gym Foundation Grant, U.S.A.

  • Effects of two months of chronic exercise upon body composition Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Japanese Journal of Physical Education（体育学研究)   31 ( 2 )   143 - 149   1986

  • Effects of long distance jogging upon blood lipids, arteriosclerotic indices, body composition and cardiovascular endurance Reviewed

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    The Journal of Educational Medicine（教育医学)   33 ( 1,2 )   121 - 130   1987

  • Relationships between urinary creatinine excretion and back strength Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    Japanese Journal of Physical Education（体育学研究)   32 ( 4 )   249 - 254   1988

  • Effects of marking measurement sites in skinfold thickness measurements Reviewed

    Ebisu, T.

    The Journal of Educational Medicine（教育医学)   36 ( 3 )   200 - 211   1990

  • Biochemical influences of a summer training camp in well-trained and not-well-trained players

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    New Horizons of Human Movements (1988 Seoul Olympic Scientific Congress Proceedings)   327 - 331   1990

  • Effects of long term swimming training on children with bronchial asthma

    Mitsui, J., et al.

    New Horizons of Human Movements (1988 Seoul Olympic Scientific Congress Proceedings)   480 - 489   1990

  • The effects of going without breakfast upon fatigue, fitness, body composition, blood glucose, serum total protein and serum free fatty acid

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    The The Journal of Education and Health Science (教育医学), Proceedings of the 50th Conference of Japanense Society of Education and Health Science (JSEHS), and the 2nd Commemoratory International Meeting of Education and Health Science (ITEHS),   48 ( 5 )   416 - 421   2003

  • Effects of taking a hot spring bath on relaxation

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    Memoirs of the Faculty of Education and Regional Studies, University of Fukui, SeriesⅣ: Science of Education.   61   1 - 7   2005

  • Influences of a lack of chronic exercise on the condition of peripheral blood circulation in women

    Ebisu, T., et al.

    Memoirs of the Faculty of Education and Regional Studies, University of Fukui, SeriesⅣ: Science of Education.   61   9 - 15   2005

  • Increased plasma adiponectin after low-intensity exercise in middle-aged women

    Yanagimoto, Y., et al.

    Bulletin of Kobe Tokiwa University   9 - 15   2009

  • 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

    福井工業大学研究紀要   ( 48 )   112 - 118   2018.6

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

    ( 48 )   133 - 137   2018.6

  • Measures to increase blood donation participation among university students in Japan

    ( 48 )   142 - 147   2018.6

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

    Ebisu, T., Yokoya, T., Sugiura, H. and Yoshida, S.

    Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology   ( 47 )   232 - 237   2017.5

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    361人の中高年者（男性116人、女性245人）を対象に、握力、開眼片足立ち、上体起こし、長座体前屈、足指力、総コレステロール（TC）、高比重リポ蛋白コレステロール（HDL-C）、低比重リポ蛋白コレステロール（LDL-C）、中性脂肪（TG）、ヘモグロビンA1ｃ（HbA1c）、体脂肪率、血圧を測定した。本研究の結果、足指力と握力・開眼片足立ちは中年層でも高齢者層でも有意な相関が明らかになり、TC、HDL-C、LDL-C、TG、HbA1c、血圧との間には相互に有意な相関のあることが認められた。

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

    Yokoya, T., Noguchi, t., Ebisu, T. and Sugiura, H.

    Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology   ( 47 )   251 - 255   2017.5

  • The relationship between ability to maintain a stable posture on an unstable stool and leg strength, balance ability and fall experiences in the female elderly

    Sugiura, H., Ebisu, T., Kato, Y., Sawazaki, M. and Yokoya, T.

    Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology   ( 47 )   265 - 268   2017.5

  • Initiatives in project-based learning utilizing regional sports events

    Yokoya, T., Noguchi, T., Yoshimura, Y., Kato, Y., Kurimoto, N., Nojiri, N., Sugiura, H and Ebisu, T.

    Memoirs of Fukui University of Technology   ( 47 )   349 - 354   2017.5

  • 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

    福井工業大学研究紀要   ( 49 )   144 - 148   2019.12

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    　加圧インナーによる痩せる効用がネット上で叫ばれているが、科学的には研究されていない。従って本研究は、７人の男子大学生を被験者として、３週間半にわたる加圧インナー着用が、体脂肪率、体脂肪量、両腕両脚の脂肪率、両腕両脚の脂肪量、除脂肪体重、筋肉量、BMI（体格指数）、体重、安静時血圧、安静時脈拍数、身体活動量に及ぼす影響を明らかにした。
    　結果的には、加圧インナー着用による有意な変化は認められなかったが、Pilot Studyとしては有益な研究結果をもたらした。本研究は、福井工業大学における人を対象にする研究倫理審査委員会に承認されて実施した

  • Effects of Wearing a Compression Undershirt during Exercise on the Autonomic Nervous System

    Toshimitsu Ebisu, Shinjiro Nishimura, Tsukasa Miyaura, Kazuki Yamada,

    福井工業大学研究紀要   ( 50 )   159 - 165   2020.10

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    本研究の目的は、運動中の加圧インナー着衣が自律神経系に及ぼす影響を明らかにすることであった。男子学生10人を被験者として、まず対照実験として安静時の加圧インナー着衣による自律神経系の反応を測定し、本実験として腕立て伏せ、スクワット、低負荷運動による自律神経系の反応を測定した。
    本研究の結果、加圧インナー着衣時の腕立て伏せ運動により副交感神経の緊張度が低下し、交感神経の緊張度が増加すること、低負荷運動であっても運動により交感神経の緊張度が増加することが明らかになった。加圧インナー着用時の運動による心身の緊張度を増し、やる気や行動意欲の促進が考えられる。本研究は福井工業大学における人を対象にする研究倫理審査委員会に承認されて実施した。

  • Effects of Wearing a Compression Undershirt during a Deep Breath on the Autonomic Nervous System

    Toshimitsu Ebisu, Tatsuki Mori, Rikako Kataoka, Tomohisa Yokoya, Takahiko Sakazaki,,

    福井工業大学研究紀要   ( 50 )   166 - 170   2020.10

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    本研究の目的は、加圧インナー着用時の深呼吸が自律神経系に及ぼす影響を明らかにすることであった。男子学生10人を被験者として、まず対照実験として安静時の加圧インナー着衣による自律神経系の反応を測定し、本実験として加圧インナー着衣時の深呼吸実施による自律神経系の反応を測定した。
    本研究の結果、交感神経の緊張をもたらす加圧インナー着用によっても、深呼吸により副交感神経の緊張度が増すことが明らかになった。深呼吸は副交感神経の緊張が報告されているが、その反応は交感神経の緊張をもたらす加圧インナー着用によってもみられ、深呼吸のリラックス効果がより明らかになった。本研究は福井工業大学における人を対象にする研究倫理審査委員会に承認されて実施した。

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

    ( 50 )   214 - 222   2020.10

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