Abstract
Perceptions of Service Quality and Behaviour Intentions of Campus Fitness Center Users in Malaysia and Thailand
Highlights
In Malaysia and Thailand, universities are building campus fitness facilities (Yusof, 2013; Senakham, 2010) due to the concern that students are inactive and leading a sedentary lifestyle which can have a negative physiological and psychological effects
Studies have reported that high school students report a decrease in physical activity after finishing high school and many students are leading a sedentary lifestyle upon entering university (Caspersen, Pereira, & Curran, 2000)
Descriptive statistics conducted to examine a general profile of the fitness center users in Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) and in Mahasarakham
Summary
In Malaysia and Thailand, universities are building campus fitness facilities (Yusof, 2013; Senakham, 2010) due to the concern that students are inactive and leading a sedentary lifestyle which can have a negative physiological and psychological effects. Many colleges and universities in both countries provide services such as fitness centers and health and wellness programs to the student population. These services provide opportunities for physical fitness to students and improve the overall health well-being of students. The establishment of campus fitness centers in universities in Thailand and Malaysia is part of the strategy to achieve the objectives of the national sport policies in both countries
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