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The purpose of this study was to discuss relationship of participation of life sports participants, addiction to exercise, and quality of life to develop physical education ideas that comply with modern society`s focus on health and wellbeing and to examine various psychological factors that are related to problems in life sports. Participation in exercise for healthy life and various physical and sports experiences are expected to enhance quality of life and maintain health as life sports. The following are results of analyzing 352 life sports participants. 1. Participation of Life Sports Participants and Addiction to Exercise 1) The dispersion analysis between frequency of participation and addiction to exercise revealed that p-values of the three subfactors of addiction to exercise - emotional attachment (p=.000), withdrawal symptoms (p=.000), and desire to exercise (p=.000) - were statistically significant with the significance level set to .05. This proved that frequency of participation has a significant influence on addiction to exercise. 2) The dispersion analysis between intensity of participation and addiction to exercise indicated that p-values of the three subfactors of addiction to exercise - emotional attachment (p=.893), withdrawal symptoms (p=.058), and desire to exercise (p=.652) - were statistically insignificant with the significance level set to .05. This proved that intensity of participation does not influence addiction to exercise. 3) The dispersion analysis between category of participation and addiction to exercise indicated that p-values of the three subfactors of addiction to exercise - emotional attachment (p=.002), withdrawal symptoms (p=.000), and desire to exercise (p=.002) - were statistically significant with the significance level set to .05. This proved that category of participation has a significant influence on addiction to exercise. 2. Influence Life Sports Participants` Addiction to Exercise on Quality of Life 1) Emotional attachment (p=.524) and desire to exercise (p=.470) did not influence the emotional aspect of life, but withdrawal symptoms (p=000) were found to influence the emotional aspect of life when significance level was set to .05. 2) Emotional attachment (p=.018), withdrawal symptoms (p=000), and desire to exercise (p=.000) had significant influence of satisfaction with life when significance level was set to .05.
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