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The sample included 36 female employees of an institution of higher education in Kuwait, beneficiaries of kinesiology recreation program within the workplace, in which they participated three times a week for 60 minutes. A survey on their perception of health and quality of life was conducted. A non-invasive analysis of body composition, the Tanita BC-418 MA and a standardized international survey on the health and quality of life (HRQoL) – the RAND 36 (Hays, 1994), which included a total of eight health concepts, were used to gather the data on the respondents. A statistically significant correlation was obtained between the variable FAT% (body fat percentage) and the variable of health change, while the results of regression analysis did not show a statistically significant relationship between 8 predictor variables and the criterion variable of the health change |
