KMID : 1023320090130030185
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Korean Journal of Exercise Nutrition 2009 Volume.13 No. 3 p.185 ~ p.192
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Descriptive of Dietary Supplementation Practice and Purchase Process by Age and Gender in Judoists
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Kim Jong-Kyu
Kang Seoung-Ki Chun Yoon-Seouk
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Abstract
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The aim of this study was to examine the use of such dietary supplementation practices, opinions, taking period for
dietary supplement, and among elite Judoists varying in age and gender. Subjects were recruited from Korea National
Team Judoists in elite athlete training centers (Taenuing in Seoul, Korea and surrounding area), a total of 223 elite
Judoists (2003y n=34, 2005y n=41, 2006y n=101, 2007y n=30, 2008y n=17). Data were collected from personal interviews with Judoists who participated at the Olympic games, Asian game and World Championship game since 2003-2008. Elite Judoists representing mean age of 2003y (men: 23.5¡¾2.7, women: 22.6¡¾2.4), 2005y (men: 23.4¡¾2.6, women: 22.5¡¾2.3), 2006y (men: 20.3¡¾3.2, women: 21.9¡¾2.4), 2007y (men: 25.3¡¾2.6, women: 22.5¡¾2.8) and 2008y (men: 23.9¡¾3.9) completed a validated questionnaire assessing dietary supplementation practices and opinions. Older Judoists were significantly more likely to report greater dietary supplementation usage; to be advised by oneself; health food store and pharmacy retailers; to decrease taking period days per week and past 6 month. Relative to gender, significant differences were observed for the types of dietary supplementation reported; supplementation practice trend; reasons for dietary supplementation use.
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KEYWORD
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nutritional supplement, Judoists, doping, athletes
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