Kinesiology

In this study it is aimed to classify and identify studies in the Journal of Korean Society of Exercise Nutrition(The Journal of Exercise Nutrition & Biochemistry) published from 2000 until 2014 by the topics and by the subjects so as to create the raw data for direction and quality of future researches of the exercise nutrition. When summed up the research topics presented, the studies on anti-oxidation appeared to be 42(14%) as the most, followed by 36(12%) on energy metabolism, 29(10%) on fat, 28(10%) on supplements, 28(10%) on general nutrition, 27(9%) on endurance exercise, 17(6%) body composition, 12(4%) on carbohydrate, 11(4%) on immunity, 10(3%) on minerals, 8(3%) on resistance exercise, 7(2%) on vitamins, 7(2%) on protein and 4(1%) on water intake in the order. When viewed by comprehensive research topics, it had been reported as 231 researches(57%) were performed on exercise nutrition, 90(22%) on exercise physiology, 65(16%) on training, 11(3%) on growth development, 6(1%) on measurement and evaluation, and 3(1%) on special physical education in the order. Based on the study subjects, there were 198 researches(49%) performed in laboratory animals showing the highest ratio. The classification was done followed by 123 studies(30%) in adults, 30 studies(7%) in athletes, 27 studies(7%) in youth and 8 studies(2%) in elderly subjects. As such as intake of fats is relatively increased largely due to westernized diets in Korea, such as cardiovascular diseases and metabolic syndromes are rapidly increased following after the increase of obesity and visceral fat. Therefore, not only in Korea, but the regular exercise as well as the nutritional knowledge for health promotion has been demanded greatly worldwide. To this end, a variety of studies for the sports science as well as for the public health should be attempted in the study of Exercise Nutrition in Korea. Therefore, the future trends of researches on Exercise Nutrition in Korea, It will be activated such as Molecular exercise nutrition research, Energy metabolism during exercise, Antioxidant mechanisms induced by exercise, Health and brain health, Ergogenic Aids, Anti-fatigue and anti-obesity, Sports drinks and sports supplements research, Natural drug research.