Eunjoo Lee, Hyejin Park, James Whyte, Eunhoe Jeong
Information and communication technology: students' health education in 1st- to 6th-grade South Korea elementary schools
The Journal of school health
covid19 pandemic significant impact individual health fitness routines globally resistance training particular become increasingly popular among men women looking maintain improve physical fitness pandemic however using anabolic steroids performance enhancement resistance training known adverse effects thus study aimed explore prevalence use among men women resistance training practitioners covid19 pandemic crosssectional survey conducted among 3603 resistance training practitioners 1855 men 1748 women various geographical locations impacted covid19 participants asked complete selfadministered questionnaires included questions regarding demographic information training habits current prior usage data analyzed using spss statistical software chisquare method significance level p 005 total 3603 men women resistance training practitioners completed survey study 5305 men 4199 women used anabolic androgenic steroids men used steroids 2947 used testosterone 3120 women used winstrol additionally 5030 men used steroids via injection 4905 women used orally according study 4999 participants 6 12 months experience resistance training 6425 underwent three training sessions per week analysis using 2 test reveal significant difference men women terms duration bodybuilding frequency per week engagement activities study shows significant proportion men women resistance training practitioners used particularly among young adults limited training experience thus need targeted education awareness campaigns address hazards use promote healthy training habits covid19 pandemic