Clinical Study

Gender, Success, and Drop-Out during a Resistance Exercise Program in Community Dwelling Old Adults

Table 4

Logistic regression models showing the association between physical outcomes and the risk of drop-out.

Model 1Model 2Model 3
Variable95% CI for valueVariables95% CI for valueVariables95% CI for value

6MWD (m)0.9910.9860.995<0.0016MWD (m)
Age (years)
0.994
1.102
0.988
1.013
1.000
1.198
0.048
0.024
6MWD (m)0.9940.9881.0000.063
Age (years)1.1211.0261.2240.011
Male0.4180.1591.0980.077

TUG (sec)1.3181.1291.538<0.001TUG (sec)
Age (years)
1.185
1.107
0.995
1.016
1.412
1.205
0.057
0.020
TUG (sec)1.1740.9831.4030.076
Age (years)1.1281.0321.2340.008
Male0.3940.1411.0950.074

Quad. strength (N)0.9930.9880.9980.006Quad. strength (N)
Age (years)
0.996
1.125
0.990
1.031
1.001
1.228
0.083
0.008
Quad. strength (N)0.9950.9891.0020.143
Age (years)1.1231.0181.2390.021
Male1.0620.2863.9490.928

Grip strength (lb.)0.9680.9381.0000.051Grip strength (lb.)
Age (years)
0.975
1.141
0.943
1.049
1.007
1.242
0.122
0.002
Grip strength (lb.)0.9600.9131.0100.116
Age (years)1.1201.0181.2330.020
Male1.9340.35710.4650.444

Exercise (min/week)0.9970.9960.9990.011Exercise (min/week)
Age (years)
0.998
1.126
0.996
1.048
1.000
1.210
0.032
0.001
Exercise (min/week)0.9980.9951.0000.029
Age (years)1.1431.0611.233<0.001
Male0.3490.1370.8910.028

Model 1 includes constant and physical measurement; model 2 includes additionally age; model 3: includes additionally gender; = hazard ratio.