ABSTRACT
Introduction:
Physical exercise can promote the growth and development of bones and delay bone loss; it is more effective when started young.
Objective:
This paper analyzes the impact of human exercise on human bone health.
Methods:
A questionnaire survey was conducted on elementary school students, and basic physical fitness monitoring was conducted. The physical fitness monitoring indicators covered ten items such as height and weight.
Results:
After the questionnaire survey and physical examination, it was found that there are differences in various physiological indicators between students who exercise frequently compared with students who exercise less frequently.
Conclusion:
Physical exercise can promote skeletal tissue development, therefore, young people should increase the practice of physical exercise. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
Keywords:
Bone Growth; Sports; Growth Hormone