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ArticlePloS one2024

Evaluation of national fitness and national health development and coupling and coordination in 11 provinces and cities in Eastern China.

Dongxu Lin, Haixia Wang, Jinfu Xu, Lin Niu

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Dongxu LinSports Industry Development Research Centre, Fujian Jiangxia University, Fuzhou, China.
Haixia WangHandan Univeraity, College of Physical Education, Handan, China.ORCID 0000-0001-7843-7040
Jinfu XuSports Industry Development Research Centre, Fujian Jiangxia University, Fuzhou, China.
Lin NiuFengfeng Mining District Committee Organization Department, Handan, China.

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Abstract

Under the influence of development strategies with regard to national fitness and health in China, the interactive development between national fitness and national health is becoming increasingly strong. To explore the coupling and coordination relationship between national fitness and national health, this paper conducts an empirical analysis of the coupling and coordination relationship between national fitness and national health in 11 provinces and cities in Eastern China using the entropy weight method, a coupling coordination model, spatial visualization of the coupling coordination degree and spatial autocorrelation analysis. The research confirms that the comprehensive development level of national fitness and national health in Eastern China shows a steady upward trend, with a lag in national fitness as a whole, and that the growth rate of national fitness development is faster than that of national health development. The coupling coordination degree of the two systems of national fitness and national health in Eastern China shows a slow upward trend, and the coupling coordination degree rises from barely coordinated to primary coordination. There are significant differences in the spatial pattern of coupling coordination: the spatial pattern from north to south generally shows 'low-high-high-low-high-low' characteristics, and the spatial spillover effect of coupling coordination in various regions has not yet appeared. The revised GM(1.1) prediction results indicate that the level and improvement rate of coupling coordination will accelerate significantly in the next 10 years, but the spatial differences will still exist. Finally, suggestions are proposed to optimize the coupling and coordinated development of national fitness and national health based on policy guarantees as well as strengthening and cross-regional cooperation.

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PMID38427678
PMCPMC10906827

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