The Relationship Between Quality of Life and Physical Condition in a Group of Older Adults Engaging in Physical Activity in Toluca, State of Mexico.

    Yazmín Castillo Sánchez, Patricia García, Miguel Ángel Karam Calderón, Pedro Javier Martínez Ramos
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    Studysummary In this study, older adults who participated in physical activity showed a strong correlation between physical condition and quality of life, with higher physical condition scores linked to quality of life scores above 80, particularly in both physical and psychological health aspects.
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    The study investigates the relationship between quality of life (CV) and physical condition (CF) in 153 older adults (AM) who engage in physical activity (AF) in Toluca, Estado de México. The findings reveal a strong correlation of 0.7 between CF and CV in physical health, and 0.8 in psychological health. The study concludes that participants with high CF scores also achieve CV scores above 80 points, indicating that better physical condition is associated with improved quality of life in older adults.
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