The Association Between Waist Circumference and FITNESSGRAM® Aerobic Capacity Classification in Sixth-Grade Children

Cardiorespiratory fitness is often assessed through measures of maximal oxygen uptake, sometimes referred to as aerobic capacity (26). The importance of adequate aerobic capacity for optimal health has been observed in numerous studies examining both adults (1,2,20) and children (17,24). An increase...

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Published in:Pediatric exercise science 2015-11, Vol.27 (4), p.488-493
Main Authors: Walker, John L, Murray, Tinker D, Eldridge, James, Squires, Jr, William G, Silvius, Pete, Silvius, Erik
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Exercise Test
Female
Humans
Male
Oxygen Consumption - physiology
Physical Fitness - physiology
Retrospective Studies
Running - physiology
Waist Circumference - physiology
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