TY  - BOOK
AU  - Amal Elshenawy Khedr Elsheikh 
AU  - Amir Nazih Wadee , 
AU  - Mohammed Hussien Elgendy , 
TI  - Influence of aerobic exercise and resistance training in management of obese females / 
PY  - 2017///
CY  - Cairo : 
PB  - Amal Elshenawy Khedr Elsheikh , 
KW  - Aerobic exercise
KW  - Metabolic complications
KW  - resistance training
N1  - Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Physical Therapy - Department of Basic Science; Issued also as CD
N2  -  Introduction: Metabolic complications of obesity are rising not only in developed countries but also in non developing countries. In fact, obesity can be presented as (new world syndrome) the greatest health  problem in the modern industrial world. Purpose: to investigate the influence of aerobic exercise and resistance training in management of obese females. Methods: Forty-five obese females participated in this  study .obese females were divided randomly into three groups; group ( A) , (B), and (C) , fifteen obese females in each group. Group (A) received  aerobic exercise only, group (B) received resistance exercise only, and  group (C) received combined (aerobic and resistance) exercise. The study  lasted for four weeks, Fasting lipid profile was measured before and at the end of the study for the three groups. Results: statistical analysis  revealed that there was a significant improvement in blood lipid profile in the three groups with a greatest improvement to group (c), Total serum cholesterol showed a statistical significant decrease after the program in  group (A) with change percentage 2.45%, group (B)with change percentage 4.99 % and group (C) with change percentage 8.13 %. Serum triglyceride showed a statistical significant decrease after program in  group (A) with change percentage 5.16 %, group (B) 7.49 and group (C) 11.98% . Low density lipoprotein showed a statistical significant decrease after program in group (A) with change percentage 5.17 % , group (B)  21.4% and group (C)19.53%.High density lipoprotein showed a statistical  significant increase after program in group (A) with change percentage 8.78 %, group (B) with change percentage 22.3 % and group (C) with  change percentage 35.46 %
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