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Health status and physical fitness of urban working and non -working women in Dharwad Taluk, India

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In this study we attempted to measure physical fitness in terms of women's aerobic capacity (VO2 max). Objective: to evaluate the socio-economic status, to analyze the physical and physiological parameters and to evaluate the physical fitness of the selected urban women using a step ergometer. The study sample consisted of 60 women from urban areas. The data were collected by the interviewees using the personal interview method using a structured interview program previously assessed. Physical measurement tools such as road anthropometric, scale, skinfold clamps, digital B.P openings, dynamo grip were used to record the data. Socioeconomic status shows that more than 60 percent of urban respondents belonged to the lower middle class. |

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