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. 2016 Mar 29;15(1):26–31. doi: 10.5114/pm.2016.58770

Tab. IV.

Influence of resistance training with elements of stretching on quality of life in postmenopausal women

SF-36 Scale G1 (n = 13) G2 (n = 19)
Baseline Eight weeks Baseline Eight weeks
PF 81.2 (10.2) 84.6 (10.7) 78.8 (19.5) 82.1 (18.4)
RP 76.9 (27.9) 100.0 (0.0)* 77.9 (39.4) 86.8 (29.5)
BP 56.4 (20.7) 72.4 (19.1)* 64.5 (21.6) 72.4 (21.9)
GH 56.4 (23.9) 71.7 (19.2)* 58.1 (13.6) 60.9 (15.8)
VT 69.2 (18.5) 80.4 (17.1)* 60.6 (21.4) 64.7 (19.9)
SF 82.8 (22.6) 88.5 (18.0) 86.0 (17.6) 79.4 (27.9)
RE 71.8 (35.6) 87.2 (32.0) 74.5 (40.0) 84.3 (29.2)
MH 76.3 (18.3) 80.3 (18.0) 70.6 (13.7) 72.9 (16.1)
PCS 44.9 (6.4) 50.7 (5.4)* 45.7 (7.7) 49.0 (7.7)
MCS 51.4 (10.5) 54.4 (10.1) 49.8 (8.6) 49.7 (9.8)

G1 – exercising group; G2 – non-exercising group; PF – physical functioning; RP – role-physical; BP – bodily pain; GH – general health; VT – vitality; SF – social functioning; RE – role-emotional; MH – mental health; PCS – physical component summary; MCS – mental component summary; values are mean ±SD

*

p < 0.05, Wilcoxon signed-rank test to compare two dependent variables, for comparison between baseline and after eight weeks of training