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01jul2016

THEi Sports and Recreation Management (SRM) and Health Care (HC) Students conducted elderly fitness tests and gave exercise recommendations to community-dwelling elders at Traditional Chinese Exercise Family Fun Day.

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Traditional Chinese Exercise Workshop led by SRM teaching fellow

Traditional Chinese Exercise Workshop led by SRM teaching fellow

SRM Year 3 Sport Therapy student led the participants to perform pre-fitness warm up and stretching exercises

SRM Year 3 Sport Therapy student led the participants to perform pre-fitness warm up and stretching exercises

Year 2 SRM student in charge of lower limbs functional strength fitness test station

Year 2 SRM student in charge of lower limbs functional strength fitness test station

Year 2 SRM student in charge of lower limbs flexibility test station

Year 2 SRM student in charge of lower limbs flexibility test station

Year 2 SRM student was teaching the participant how to perform upper limbs flexibility test

Year 2 SRM student was teaching the participant how to perform upper limbs flexibility test

Year 2 Health Care student in charge of pre-fitness test briefing and risk assessment screening

Year 2 Health Care student in charge of pre-fitness test briefing and risk assessment screening

Led by project leader of THEi seed grant project (project number: 1516102), SRM and HC students who are interested in elderly population signed up being student research assistant of the project and introduce THEi and the research project to Lok Fu and Kowloon Tong elderly community by assisting project leader in executing Traditional Chinese Exercise Family Fun Day cum Traditional Chinese Exercise Research Recruitment on 1st July 2016.

 

Apart from recruitment briefing on the THEi seed grant research, community-dwelling elders are invited to participate in fitness tests conducted by students. Under the supervision of project leader and project researcher, students conducted elderly fitness tests and gave exercise recommendations to elderly participants.

 

The event attracted local healthy vegetarian food brand SoMakMak to sponsor low sugar ripped Thai mango with no preservatives and no sweetener as snack for the event.  A total of 25 elders and their family members participated in the event.