Daily Activity Profiles Link to Fitness and Mobility in Older Adults
A cross-sectional study of Portuguese older adults links balanced daily activity profiles to significantly better physical fitness and functional mobility.
A cross-sectional study of Portuguese older adults links balanced daily activity profiles to significantly better physical fitness and functional mobility.
A mathematical model based on body mass, countermovement jump, and change of direction classified youth and professional football players with ...
A cross-sectional study of 5,018 Chinese adolescents links poorer sleep quality with modestly lower physical fitness index scores.
A 12-week pilot intervention improved parental physical fitness and children's out-of-school moderate-to-vigorous activity, though parental activity did not mediate the ...
A repeated cross-sectional study of Czech youth ice hockey players found that maximal relative power output remained largely stable between ...
A cross-sectional study of 3,259 Japanese schoolchildren found that higher estimated fat mass and BMI z-scores were associated with lower ...
A cross-sectional study of Spanish adolescents found no overall association between modeled plant-for-animal protein substitutions and physical fitness, though individual ...
A narrative review indicates that prehabilitation may enhance physical fitness and recovery in cancer patients, particularly those undergoing bladder cancer ...
An exploratory cross-sectional study identifies field-based fitness correlates of 505 change-of-direction test times in children aged 9 to 10 years.
In a 26-week home exercise trial involving older adults, researchers found that baseline psychological differences in motivation and self-efficacy did ...
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