2018
DOI: 10.18544/pedm-24.02.0104
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Assessment pf physical fitness of 8 and 9-year-old children from Szczecin,Poland, involved in the obesity prevention program – pilot study

Abstract: Introduction. Increasing incidence of excess weight and poor physical fitness of children validates the need for preventive actions. The Szczecin municipality (gmina Szczecin) runs the "Odważna ósemka" ("The Brave Eight") program-Prevention of excess weight and obesity in 8 and 9-year-old children attending elementary school in Szczecin, Poland. Aim. The assessment of physical fitness as well as the prevalence and intensity of excess body weight and blood pressure rates among the 8 and 9-year-old children atte… Show more

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“…The higher results of children from more urbanized areas may have been related to their participation in extracurricular activities more often than in the case of groups from rural areas. The poor results of the fitness test match the poor results of the 'step test' in a study conducted by Ratajczak et al [19] among children aged 8-9 years. in this group, 36.4% of subjects performed poorly or were unable to finish the test owing to high blood pressure (4.5%).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The higher results of children from more urbanized areas may have been related to their participation in extracurricular activities more often than in the case of groups from rural areas. The poor results of the fitness test match the poor results of the 'step test' in a study conducted by Ratajczak et al [19] among children aged 8-9 years. in this group, 36.4% of subjects performed poorly or were unable to finish the test owing to high blood pressure (4.5%).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The more time boys devoted to sport, the smaller values of ATR in the thoracic and lumbar-thoracic levels were observed. It seems advisable to promote physical activity in children with GHD treated with rhGH, as it is in some other health disorders during childchood [38][39].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Część autorów sugeruje także, iż większy wpływ niż niski poziom aktywności fizycznej na otłuszczenie u dzieci ma ich siedzący tryb życia [16]. Złożoność problemu otyłości wskazuje na potrzebę prowadzenia wśród dzieci badań diagnostycznych, mających na celu ustalenie przyczyn zwiększającego się rozpowszechnienia nadwagi i otyłości wśród uczniów oraz sprecyzowanie wytycznych prewencji oraz leczenia tego zjawiska [17].…”
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