2024 International Conference on Kinesiology Research Paper Poster Section Honorable Mention Award/ Students majoring in Exercise Prescription at the Graduate School of Sports Industry
- 24.12.04 / 이정민
At the 25th Congress of Kinesiology and the 2024 International Congress of Kinesiology, which were held at Kyung Hee University from October 26 (Sat) to 27 (Sun), Master's students Do Chang-gu, Kim Lee-hyun, Song Young-sik, and Han Rim-bong (supervised by Professor JiHyun Chun) from the Graduate School of Sports Industry at our university won the Encouragement Award in the Free Theme Poster Category for their research paper.
Doh Chang-gu, a student majoring in Exercise Prescription at the Graduate School of Sports Industry, and three other students presented a paper titled “A Review of the Impact of Participation in Exercise Programs on Adolescent Height and Growth Factors,” which was evaluated as a systematic review of the relationship between adolescent height growth and exercise intervention.
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At the 25th Congress of Kinesiology and the 2024 International Congress of Kinesiology, which were held at Kyung Hee University from October 26 (Sat) to 27 (Sun), Master's students Do Chang-gu, Kim Lee-hyun, Song Young-sik, and Han Rim-bong (supervised by Professor JiHyun Chun) from the Graduate School of Sports Industry at our university won the Encouragement Award in the Free Theme Poster Category for their research paper.
Doh Chang-gu, a student majoring in Exercise Prescription at the Graduate School of Sports Industry, and three other students presented a paper titled “A Review of the Impact of Participation in Exercise Programs on Adolescent Height and Growth Factors,” which was evaluated as a systematic review of the relationship between adolescent height growth and exercise intervention.
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