نتایج جستجو برای: pedometer

تعداد نتایج: 1023  

Journal: :Journal of physical activity & health 2008
Juliano Peixoto Bastos Cora Luiza Pavin Araujo Pedro Curi Hallal

BACKGROUND We aimed to describe levels of physical activity (PA) in adolescents living in southern Brazil and to explore associations between PA levels and demographic, socioeconomic, health-related, and parental variables. A further aim was to test the validity and reliability of the questionnaire used. METHODS We conducted a population-based, cross-sectional study including 857 adolescents ...

2013
Dagmar Sigmundová Jana Vašíčková Jiří Stelzer Emil Řepka

The pedometer is a widely used research tool for measuring the level and extent of physical activity (PA) within population subgroups. The sample used in this study was drawn from a population of university students to examine the influence of the monitoring interval and alternate starting days on step-count activity patterns. The study was part of a national project during 2008-2010. Eligible ...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2013
Marina Reznik Judith Wylie-Rosett Mimi Kim Philip O Ozuah

OBJECTIVES To determine if physical activity (PA) during the school day varied by school, grade level, gender, weight status, and physical education (PE) and recess participation among urban kindergarten and first-grade students. METHODS Cross-sectional study at 4 Bronx, NY, schools. Student PA was measured by a Yamax Digi-Walker pedometer, an objective and validated measure of PA in children...

2016
Masaaki Miyauchi Masao Toyoda Noriko Kaneyama Han Miyatake Eitaro Tanaka Moritsugu Kimura Tomoya Umezono Masafumi Fukagawa

We compared the efficacy of activity monitor (which displays exercise intensity and number of steps) versus that of pedometer in exercise therapy for patients with type 2 diabetes. The study subjects were divided into the activity monitor group (n = 92) and pedometer group (n = 95). The primary goal was improvement in hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c). The exercise target was set at 8,000 steps/day and 20...

2009
Thomas Yates Melanie Davies Trish Gorely Fiona Bull Kamlesh Khunti

OBJECTIVE To investigate whether a pragmatic structured education program with and without pedometer use is effective for promoting physical activity and improving glucose tolerance in those with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT). RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS Overweight and obese individuals with IGT were recruited from ongoing screening studies at the University Hospitals of Leicester, U.K. Part...

Journal: :The Journal of experimental biology 2007
Matthias Wittlinger Rüdiger Wehner Harald Wolf

Desert ants, Cataglyphis, use path integration as a major means of navigation. Path integration requires measurement of two parameters, namely, direction and distance of travel. Directional information is provided by a celestial compass, whereas distance measurement is accomplished by a stride integrator, or pedometer. Here we examine the recently demonstrated pedometer function in more detail....

Journal: :Journal of physical activity & health 2010
Anthony Musto Kevin Jacobs Mark Nash Gianluca DelRossi Arlette Perry

BACKGROUND Pedometer programs can increase physical activity in sedentary individuals, a population that is at risk for developing metabolic syndrome and each of its individual components. Although the popular 10,000 steps/day recommendation has shown to induce many favorable health benefits, it may be out of reach for sedentary individuals. This study observed the effects of incremental increa...

Journal: :International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 2012

Journal: :Behavioral Interventions 2022

In this study, we evaluated several components of a pedometer-based intervention with children in an elementary-school-aged classroom, across 24-h sessions. The included combinations self-monitoring, goal setting, feedback, and reinforcement, data were analyzed at both the classroom level (i.e., average daily step totals) individual totals), phases. highest levels physical activity observed whe...

Journal: :Journal of physical activity & health 2011
Karen Croteau Grant Schofield George Towle Vijiayarani Suresh

BACKGROUND It is speculated that rural Kenyan children are more physically active than those in developed countries. The purpose of this study was to examine pedometer-measured physical activity levels of western Kenyan youth. METHODS Participants in this study were children in Levels 3 and 5 who attended a private primary school. The sample (n = 72) consisted of 43 girls and 29 boys (average...

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