Effect of the marching on urine protein of police students

The present paper explores the effect of a two-hour marching on urine protein of police students. Eighty students were chosen from among senior students who did not have any kidney and urine disorders. Subjects in this study were arranged to march in six columns. Marching angle was 90 for men and 60 for women. Pre-test and posttest (before marching and after marching) were performed in order to find out any proteins in students urine samples. Data and statistical analysis showed that a two-hour marching increased urine protein of the students.