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1. Active Gaming: the newest intervention for increasing physical activity Ernie Medina, Jr., DrPH, CHFS Preventive Care Specialist, Beaver Medical Group Assistant Clinical Professor, Loma Linda Univ. School of Public Health Co-founder/CEO, MedPlay Technology, LLC [email_address] Consumer Engagement 3.0 Workshop July 12, 2011
36. Adding Video Game to Stationary Cycling No Video Game Video Game Ave. H.R. 142.4 ± 18.8 146.0 ± 21.4 Ave. Kcal/min 4.9 ± 1.4 5.7 ± 1.6* RPE 3.6 ± 2.3 3.2 ± 2.8
Introduce myself here…explain how got into active gaming…
I want to begin with a disclaimer : just about all of us in the active gaming space support traditional PA. We do not believe it is “better” or that it will replace traditional sports, athletics, and more well-known forms of PA. We do believe that active gaming can (CLICK) meet a certain type of person where they are at. That’s how my journey into active gaming began 13 years ago.
With the patients that I work with in our Health Education Dept., they aren’t usually meeting this recommendation.
… and with adults.
When you work with people, trying to motivate them to increase PA, these are the excuses I often hear.
In healthcare and public health, there is still a certain amount of resistance to active gaming for a variety of reasons—mainly because of the general RST recommendation. HP2020 just came out and has now specifically mentioned video games in their PA recommendations—not Active Gaming, but sedentary video gaming. Definitions for searches Not the same…
Explain the various types…
A big advantage is all the locations active gaming can be used in…
Common thought that video games are anti-social
1.24M google entries Challenges: Wii bowling; DDR music
Abel’s research proposal
Combining exergaming with traditional fitness center Facilitate research with university Starting with pediatric obesty, expand to seniors, stroke rehab, ortho rehab
Speaking of schools, how many of you remember doing the Presidents Challenge every year in school? Shellie Pfohl, exec dir. Stated at CES 2011 last week that the PC will be more involved with active play video games.
With the right kind of research, we can change policy so that policy can be changed to include active gaming as a possible solution for our healthcare challenges.
And while there still is a lingering criticism of active gaming out there in the traditional exercise and fitness world…
If average them all we get 3.9 Kcal/min. Also HR ranged from about 95-130
No change in BMI when exergaming combined with an obesity clinic in youth – thought is they didn’t have enough time on the games. Gave some children active games for 12 weeks – NS increase in active gaming time vs. controls; Total Physical activity was higher in those who received the active game; No difference in total moderate or vigorous activity; trend toward decreased weight and waist circumference. See next slide
Of course, we still have plenty of unanswered questions, but much has been one in the last few years and you’ll hear more about that later this AM.
Unique solution to our runaway healthcare system. The question is—will this industry get on board?
Also connected with this grant that you’ll hear more about from Dr. Barbara Chamberlin, the PI for this multi-year, multi-site grant.
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