A MEDICAL STUDY BASED ON SOCCER TRAINING TO IMPROVE METABOLIC HEALTH AND EXERCISE ENDURANCE IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS

Abstract

The article selected 18 obese adolescents aged 11 to 18 years old as the sample subjects of this study, and synthesized the literature resource method, experimental method, mathematical statistics, logical analysis method, and questionnaire method to assess the role of soccer training in influencing the metabolic health and athletic endurance of obese adolescents. The triglyceride content of obese adolescents was high, and the mean value of triglyceride measurement without experimental intervention was 2.291 mmol/L. After the intervention using soccer after-school training, the mean value of triglyceride measurement was directly reduced from 2.291 to 1.878 mmol/L, and the difference between the before and after mean values was 0.253, and meanwhile, the P value also satisfies P<0.05, which interpreted the soccer training on triglyceride regulation in obese adolescents, promoting the growth of cellular metabolic capacity in obese adolescents. The experimental group had a shorter 1000m test time after the experiment compared to before the experiment, with a t-value of 0.32 and a significance p of 0.007, which is less than 0.05, which verifies the role of soccer training on the enhancement of exercise endurance in obese adolescents.