EFFECTS OF COVID-

19 PANDEMIC TO
RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITY AND
SEDENTARY
BEHAVIOR OF
BACHELOR OF
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
 RESEARCH SUMMARY

BACKGROUND OF SIGNIFICANCE OF SCOPE AND

THE STUDY THE STUDY LIMITATION
CONCLUSION
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EFFECTS OF COVID-19 • PROVIDES EFFECTS OF COVID-19 PRESENT THE RESULTS

PANDEMIC ON INFORMATION ON PANDEMIC ON CONDUCTED ON THE
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY RECREATIONAL RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY RESPONDENT
AND ACTIVITY AND AND SEDENTARY
SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR BEHAVIOR OF BACHELOR
OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
• PROMOTE PHYSICAL STUDENTS AT PRESIDENT
HEALTH AWARENES TO RAMON MAGSAYSAY
ANYONE STATE UNIVERSITY

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 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
ANALYSIS IDEA
DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF COVID 19 CONDUCT A RESEARCH
PANDEMIC ON RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY
AND SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR OF
RESPONDENT BEFORE AND DURING
PANDEMIC

REALIZATION PLAN
PROVIDES QUESTIONNAIRE TO THE COLLECT ALL THE DATA
RESPONDENTS

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 Methodology

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RESPONDENTS AND RESEARCH DATA COLLECTION
RESEARCH DESIGN
LOCATION INSTRUMENT AND ANALYSIS

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 PARADIGM
 
Profile of the respondents
 
1.1 Age
Survey Questionnaire The proposed Effects of
1.2 Gender
Statistical Tool Covid-19 Pandemic to
1.3 Yr. Level
Percentage Recreational Activities and
1.4 Monthly family income
Weighted Sedentary Behavior of the
 
Mean Bachelor of Physical
Recreational Activities of the .
  Education
respondents before and
Pearson R
during the COVID 19
 
Pandemic.
2.1 Indoor Activities
2.2 Outdoor Activities
 
3. Sedentary Behavior
of the respondents before and Proposed Intervention
during the COVID 19 Program to promote
Pandemic. Recreational Activities

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 RESULTS
Frequency and Percentage Distribution of the Frequency and Percentage Distribution of the
Respondents Respondents
According to their Age According to their Gender
Age Frequency (f) Percentage (%) Year Level Frequency (f) Percentage (%)
19-24 104 98.11 First Year 44 41.50
25-29 1 0.94 Second Year 40 37.70
Third Year 22 20.80
30-35 1 0.94
Total 106 100.00
Total 106 100.00
Frequency and Percentage Distribution of the
Frequency and Percentage Distribution of the Respondents
Respondents According to the Monthly Family Income
According to the Year Level
Monthly Family Income Frequency (f) Percentage (%)
Gender Frequency (f) Percentage (%) 5,000 below 58 54.70
Male 52 49.06 5,000-10,000 29 27.40
Female 47 44.34 10,001-15,000 10 9.40
15,001-20,000 4 3.80
LGBTQ 7 6.60
20,001 and above 5 4.70
Total 106 100.00 Total 106 100.00
 Before Pandemic During Pandemic
Indoor Recreational Activities Weighted Qualitative Weighted Qualitative
Statements Mean Interpretation Mean Interpretation
1. Playing board games such 3.12 Seldom 3.08 Seldom
as ( chess, scrabble, etc).
Respondents 2. Engaging in arts /crafts. 3.19 Seldom 3.06 Seldom
3. Engaging in any type of 3.59 Occasionally 3.39 Seldom
towards the Indoor dancing.
Recreational 4. Playing ball games such 4.00 Occasionally 3.46 Occasionally
as (basketball, volleyball,
Activities etc).
Before and During 5. Playing adults games 2.73 Seldom 2.57 Never
such as( cards, mahjong,
COVID 19 etc.)
Pandemic 6. Cooking and baking such 3.42 Occasionally 3.35 Seldom
as ( bread and pastry,
  etc.)
7. Exercise at home / fitness 3.88 Occasionally 3.90 Occasionally
center
Overall Weighted Mean 3.42 Occasionally 3.26 Seldom
 CONCLUSION
The researchers concluded based on the
summary of findings that:
Most of the respondents were in the
age range of 19-24 years old, most were
males, most were a first-year and second-
year level, and categorized as poor having
a monthly family income of below P5,000
The respondents also indicate to have a
significant relationship on the indoor and
outdoor recreational activities, both,
before and during the pandemic, that they
are into physical activities despite the
pandemic to be physically fit and healthy
The respondents occasionally
engaged in indoor recreational
activities before the pandemic while
seldom doing during the pandemic,
however, engaging in playing ball
games and exercising at home
remains the same despite the
.
pandemic
It further shows that the respondents
have a significant relationship on the
sedentary behavior before and during
the pandemic, that because of the
emergence of the pandemic, they are
more into doing regularly the sitting
and lying relaxation, however, this
doesn’t mean that being sedentary is
physically inactive, because one can
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 RECCOMMENDATION

Based on the summary of findings and conclusions, the researchers have considered
the following recommendations, despite the pandemic wherein face-to-face classes and
mass gatherings were prohibited, students should continue to engage in physical
activities they are used to before the pandemic, this will make them not just to be .
physically and mentally healthy, but also improves their quality of life. Furthermore,
they can do both the sedentary behavior while physically active at the same, provided
that the daily required physical activities are being met.
Furthermore, a follow-up study should be conducted to confirm the results thereof.
 

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