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® Dr. Jason Crandall ACSM EPc Assistant Professor of Exercise Science Center for Gerontology

® Dr. Jason Crandall ACSM EPc Assistant Professor of Exercise Science Center for Gerontology Research Fellow Western Kentucky University School of Kinesiology, Recreation, & Sport

Why are older adults physically inactive?

Why are older adults physically inactive?

n. Fear n. Poor health n. Lack of guidance n. Lack of opportunities Boehm,

n. Fear n. Poor health n. Lack of guidance n. Lack of opportunities Boehm, J. , et al. , Barriers and motivators to exercise for older adults: a focus on those living in rural and remote areas of Australia. Aust J Rural Health, 2013. 21(3): p. 141 -9.

Why are older adults physically active?

Why are older adults physically active?

n. Socialization n. Improve health n. Guidance n. Enjoyment Boehm, J. , et al.

n. Socialization n. Improve health n. Guidance n. Enjoyment Boehm, J. , et al. , Barriers and motivators to exercise for older adults: a focus on those living in rural and remote areas of Australia. Aust J Rural Health, 2013. 21(3): p. 141 -9.

Bingocize® n Addresses the common barriers and focuses on reported benefits of physical activity

Bingocize® n Addresses the common barriers and focuses on reported benefits of physical activity n Planned multi-component exercise program that incorporates the game of bingo n CV, flexibility, balance, muscle strengthening

Pre Post N Average Change Body Weight (kgs) 17 77. 62 77. 20 -.

Pre Post N Average Change Body Weight (kgs) 17 77. 62 77. 20 -. 42 Body Mass Index 17 30. 36 29. 98 -. 38 Body Fat (%) 15 42. 79 42. 11 -. 68 Chair Stand Test (# of stands) 16 10. 13 11. 71 1. 58* Arm Curl Test (# of repetitions) 17 9. 78 12. 35 2. 57* 16 -1. 85 1. 62 3. 47* 16 -5. 13 -3. 91 1. 22* 8 Foot Up-&-Go Test (seconds) 16 9. 07 8. 81 . 26* 2 -Minute Step Test (# of steps) 15 75. 07 92. 20 17. 13* Senior Fitness Tests Chair Sit & Reach Test (inches +/-) Back Scratch Test (inches +/-)

® Bingocize n Addition of health education component to the game n Nutrition, exercise,

® Bingocize n Addition of health education component to the game n Nutrition, exercise, stress management/mental health, medications, communicating with health professionals

® Bingocize n Exercise n Health education n Cognition

® Bingocize n Exercise n Health education n Cognition

® Bingocize n 10 week study at Glasgow Senior Center n 2 times per

® Bingocize n 10 week study at Glasgow Senior Center n 2 times per week n 13 experimental, 15 controls

Experimental (n=13) Control (n=15) Difference P value Body Weight (kgs) -2. 15 . 44

Experimental (n=13) Control (n=15) Difference P value Body Weight (kgs) -2. 15 . 44 . 001 Body Mass Index -. 77 . 18 . 001 Diastolic Blood Pressure (mm. Hg) -3. 38 5. 85 . 025 Chair Stand Test (# of stands) 1. 07 -1. 14 . 013 Arm Curl Test (# of repetitions) 2. 61 -3. 64 . 000 2. 58 . 65 . 062 2. 65 -1. 07 . 013 8 Foot Up-&-Go Test (seconds) -1. 34 . 42 . 018 2 -Minute Step Test (# of steps) 13. 00 -12. 30 . 010 Senior Fitness Tests Chair Sit & Reach Test (inches +/-) Back Scratch Test (inches +/-)

 • Mobile application has more advantages • Easily modified • Easy client/patient tracking

• Mobile application has more advantages • Easily modified • Easy client/patient tracking • Remote play

Future Directions n Other special populations • Alzheimer’s/dementia care • Adult day cares •

Future Directions n Other special populations • Alzheimer’s/dementia care • Adult day cares • Rehabilitation/transitional care centers n General population • Fitness centers • Community bingo games • Children n Additional categories of health topics

Contact n Jason. Crandall@wku. edu n www. wku. edu/krs

Contact n Jason. Crandall@wku. edu n www. wku. edu/krs