Körperlich-sportliche Aktivität und Nutzung elektronischer Medien im Kindes- und Jugendalter

Manz, Kristin; Schlack, Robert; Poethko‐Müller, Christina; Mensink, Gert; Finger, Jonas D.; Lampert, Thomas

doi:10.1007/s00103-014-1986-4

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“…Boys used game consoles more frequently, whereas 14- to 17-year-olds preferred mobile phones. The extent of media use exceeded the values of the reference groups in the KIGGS [10] and JIM cohort [16]. TVs, PCs and mobile phones were found to be used every day.…”

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“…Reference values of 11.5-14.8% were found for the KIGGS national reference group [10]. In comparison to children from the KIGGS cohort [10], participants in obesity therapy were found to be similarly active. However, offers from sport clubs were used less frequently by them.…”

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“…Various publications based on the KIGGS German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Children and Adolescents indicate similar links. The results show that the prevalence of overweight among respondents with high media use (>3 h/day) doubled in comparison to respondents with low media use (<1 h/day) [10,11]. However, associated causal relations are not yet clarified.…”

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Media Use and Physical Activity Behaviour of Adolescent Participants in Obesity Therapy: Impact Analysis of Selected Socio-Demographic Factors

Wulff¹,

Wagner²

2018

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Background: To address the challenge of juvenile obesity, effective therapeutic concepts focusing on lifestyle changes are necessary. A relevant aspect is the media use, which is associated with nutrition and physical activity patterns and is influenced by socio-demographic factors. To optimise obesity therapy, the use of media depending on these socio-demographic factors needs to be analysed to adjust the aims, content and methods of interventions as well as to harness the potential of media use in obesity therapy. The question considered in this research is: What media and physical activity patterns show 11- to 17-year-old obesity therapy participants in dependence on socio-demographic factors? Methods: A national multicentre study was conducted in 2015. A questionnaire was used to survey 432 participants' aged 13.75 ± 1.4 years. Standardised instruments were used to assess the variables: physical activity, media use and socio-demographic factors. Results: The participants were 1-hour physically active for 3.9 ± 1.9 days/week, 14.1% daily. Televisions, mobile phones and computers were available in all socio-demographic groups and used for 2 h/day. Socio-demographic differences emerged in the duration of media use (h/day). Girls were found to use mobile phones for longer (2.49 vs. 1.90; p < 0.01) and spend less time on game consoles than boys (0.55 vs. 1.65; p < 0.01). Conclusion: Compared to current recommendations, the sample shows reduced physical activity and increased media use, which vary between the groups. Hence, differentiated therapy approaches appear recommendable. Future research needs to evaluate, how media (despite its risks) can facilitate therapy, training and aftercare concepts.

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Media Use and Physical Activity Behaviour of Adolescent Participants in Obesity Therapy: Impact Analysis of Selected Socio-Demographic Factors

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2018

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“…Damit setzt sich im Wasser ein Trend fort, der sich auch an Land feststellen lässt. Wie bereits publizierte Ergebnisse der KiGGS-Studie zeigen, treiben Kinder und Jugendliche mit hohem Sozialstatus nicht nur generell mehr Sport in ihrer Freizeit als Gleichaltrige mit niedrigem Sozialstatus, sie sind auch häufiger Mitglied in einem Sportverein (24,30). Auch andere Studien aus Deutschland belegen einen starken Zusammenhang zwischen sozialer Herkunft und Schwimmfähigkeit (1,23,29,43).…”

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“…Several causes contributing to the rising prevalence of childhood obesity have been identified: genetic predispositions, lifestyle, urbanization, technological development and the increasing amount of media consumption. There is an upward trend of physical inactivity among children in primary school: in the 1970s children aged between six and ten years used to be physically active for three to four hours per day, currently children are active for less than one hour (Bös, Opper, & Woll, 2002;Manz et al, 2014) and watch on average over 2 hours television per day (Froiland & Davidson, 2016a). …”

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Physical and Psychological Well-Being in Overweight Children Participating in a Long-Term Intervention Based on Judo Practice

Geertz¹,

Dechow²,

Pohl³

et al. 2017

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There is an increase of inactivity and overweight in children and adolescents which has a negative impact on their physical, motoric, emotional and cognitive development. This study examines changes in physical fitness and psychological well-being after participation in an intervention program offering a weekly professionally guided judo practice especially for overweight and obese children and adolescents. 26 overweight or obese children and adolescents (age 7 -14) completed on average 28 sessions of judo training over a course of 12 months. Subjects completed a physical examination (stability, body composition, leg strength) and an assessment of psychological well-being (health-related quality of life, mental health problems) prior to entering the study, after 6 months and after completion of the training. We found significant changes in stability (p < .001), fat free mass (p = .001), leg strength (left p = .022, right p = .019), mental health problems (p < .001), conduct problems (p < .001) and peer problems (p < .001) and a trend in health-related quality of life (p = .055). Participants that dropped out (n = 12) showed a significantly higher BMI (p = .018) and higher scores in peer problems (p = .004). This study indicates that judo practice could have an influence on physical and psychological variables in overweight and obese children and adolescents. Judo provides a way to introduce regular physical activity among overweight and obese children and adolescents to support a more active lifestyle. We observed significant 86changes in physical fitness and psychological well-being in obese children after one year of judo practice. Approaches to support obese children in developing a more active lifestyle are of great significance.

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Körperlich-sportliche Aktivität und Nutzung elektronischer Medien im Kindes- und Jugendalter

Cited by 120 publications

References 42 publications

Media Use and Physical Activity Behaviour of Adolescent Participants in Obesity Therapy: Impact Analysis of Selected Socio-Demographic Factors

Media Use and Physical Activity Behaviour of Adolescent Participants in Obesity Therapy: Impact Analysis of Selected Socio-Demographic Factors

Soziale Determinanten der Schwimmfähigkeit von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Deutschland

Physical and Psychological Well-Being in Overweight Children Participating in a Long-Term Intervention Based on Judo Practice

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