FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4360985215> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4360985215 abstract "To examine the correlations between fundamental movement skills and health-related fitness elements (cardiopulmonary function, flexibility, body composition, muscle strength and endurance) in children and adolescents and investigate the evaluation methods and tools of fundamental movement skills and health-related fitness.Six electronic databases (Web of Science, PubMed, ProQuest, Scopus, EBSCO and CNKI) were searched, and the research literature on the correlation between children's and adolescents' fundamental movement skills and health-related fitness published since 2002 was collected. The guidelines of the Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) statement and the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement were used to evaluate the quality of the literature, and the sources, samples, measurement methods, main results and statistical data of the study were analyzed, summarized and discussed.After applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 49 studies were included. There were 13 tools for evaluating fundamental movement skills and 4 tools for evaluating comprehensive health-related fitness in the included literature. Sufficient research evidence supports a significant positive correlation between fundamental movement skills and cardiopulmonary function (10, 100%) and muscle strength and endurance (12, 100%), and most studies support the positive correlation between fundamental movement skills and flexibility (4, 66.7%), and the significant negative correlation between fundamental movement skills and body composition (29, 67.4%). Studies used skinfold, AF%, BF%, FM, and FFMI as evaluation methods. They showed a consistently significant negative correlation between body composition and fundamental movement skills (9, 100%), while BMI or waist circumference as evaluation methods showed no consistent significant negative correlation result (20, 58.8%). Moreover, in the sub-item evaluation of fundamental movement skills, object manipulation, locomotor and balance skills were all significantly and positively correlated with cardiopulmonary function and muscle strength and endurance. In contrast, locomotor skills were more closely related to body composition than object manipulation skills.A significant correlation exists between children's and adolescents' fundamental movement skills and health-related fitness elements." @default.
• W4360985215 created "2023-03-30" @default.
• W4360985215 creator A5002329039 @default.
• W4360985215 creator A5010430600 @default.
• W4360985215 creator A5010751000 @default.
• W4360985215 creator A5050529072 @default.
• W4360985215 creator A5060587255 @default.
• W4360985215 date "2023-03-27" @default.
• W4360985215 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W4360985215 title "Correlation of fundamental movement skills with health-related fitness elements in children and adolescents: A systematic review" @default.
• W4360985215 cites W11141269 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1448657285 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W151352722 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1561680908 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1964377091 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1972588404 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1973538479 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1990434218 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W1998643144 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2000129219 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2000648295 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2007191170 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2014412117 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2016385613 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2045127388 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2047019640 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2058097943 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2066602797 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2067070442 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2067393466 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2067480136 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2067814226 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2074285528 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2079156084 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2081854774 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2093510969 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2096545565 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2101679456 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2103084213 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2109277495 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2129958847 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2131085403 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2131613651 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2146640068 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2147486826 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2149306898 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2151282970 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2153972819 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2159053434 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2160443955 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2203568941 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2212036852 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2213053496 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2275737843 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2283157884 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2323188446 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2415625981 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2423826202 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2528448974 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2550488420 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2716648315 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2733246038 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2739726353 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2744073421 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2753136013 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2770811162 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2771978884 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2795717160 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2888939741 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2901827943 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2913678604 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2913810845 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2936671833 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2954470967 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W2966126534 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W3035113518 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W3094699131 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W3123631787 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W3207241832 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W4200112227 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W4239508259 @default.
• W4360985215 cites W4252181131 @default.
• W4360985215 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2023.1129258" @default.
• W4360985215 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37050960" @default.
• W4360985215 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4360985215 type Work @default.
• W4360985215 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4360985215 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4360985215 hasAuthorship W4360985215A5002329039 @default.
• W4360985215 hasAuthorship W4360985215A5010430600 @default.
• W4360985215 hasAuthorship W4360985215A5010751000 @default.
• W4360985215 hasAuthorship W4360985215A5050529072 @default.
• W4360985215 hasAuthorship W4360985215A5060587255 @default.
• W4360985215 hasBestOaLocation W43609852151 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C105795698 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C107038049 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C117220453 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C138496976 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W4360985215 hasConcept C142724271 @default.

• next