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  1. Second Grade Students' Cognitive Understanding Of Heart Rate Monitors And Pedometers

    … teachers are using are heart rate monitors and pedometers to assess the students' levels of physical activity (Blair et al., 2007). However, it is uncertain if elementary students better understand the results from the pedometer, or the heart rate monitor. A study of eight-second grade students …

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  2. The use of pedometers and the '10.000 steps/day'-concept in the promotion of physical activity

    … Recent interventions used step counters or pedometers, mostly in combination with step count goals, to encourage physical activity. In general, the pedometer was found to be an effective intervention tool in the United States, Australia, and Japan. However, no European data on physical …

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  3. Pedometers Accelerometers and Observational Methods: A Comparison of Measurements of Physical Activity in Fourth-Grade Students.

    … also compared the different measurement types (pedometers, accelerometers, and the observational method) used to assess physical activity, to indicate which measurement types were most feasible in the elementary school setting. Schools are ideal locations for assessing levels of physical …

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  4. Using pedometers to explore the physical activities that children want to do, and teachers want to implement: a mixed method case study

    PhD Title: Using pedometers to explore the physical activities in primary school that children want to do, and schools want to implement: a mixed method case study. Background: It is globally acknowledged that physical activity has numerous benefits for children’s overall health and well-being …

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  5. Development and Implementation of a Pedometer Tracking System for Afterschool Programs

    … use devices available for afterschool programs. Pedometers are a reliable and valid means of measuring activity and recently step guidelines have been developed for afterschool programs. How afterschool programs are to utilize pedometers and institutionalize ongoing monitoring with them remains …

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  6. Evidence-Based Plan for Promoting Physical Activity Among Deaf Adults in Primary Care

    … and health 2) review research about use of pedometers to motivate increased walking and 3) describe baseline physical activity among Deaf adults using pedometer step counts based on a secondary analysis of an existing data set. Design. The secondary analysis of an existing data set analyzed …

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  7. Examination of Adolescent Physical Activity and Overweight Levels

    … Adolescents, ages 12-17 (N = 223), wore pedometers for 11 consecutive days and completed a nutrition survey, the Youth Adolescent Questionnaire. Activity levels did not differ among the ages of 12-17 year old adolescents, and boys were more active than girls. There was a low, but …

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  8. The effect of outdoor activity context on physical activity in preschool children

    … design. Consequences were not programmed. Pedometers were used as a convergent measure of physical activity. In general, all participants were fairly sedentary during the analysis. Fixed playground equipment produced the most moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, a finding that does not …

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  9. Steps that count! : the use of pedometry for physical activity and health promotion in South Africa.

    Pedometers have been demonstrated as a practical tool for measurement and motivation of ambulatory physical activity, typically providing information on volume of steps/day. Recent developments in steps/day research have, however, emphasised the importance of intensity-based steps as part of …

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  10. Physical activity during recess and physical education class in children

    … Children from two schools (N=75, ages 7-10) wore pedometers for five days. A subset of subjects (N=17) also wore accelerometers. Step counts were recorded 9-10 times/day to obtain PA information for six daily periods. Males were more active than females (P<0.001, 12.331, 9439 step/day …

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  11. Activity Monitor Accuracy for Lower-Limb Amputees Living in Colombia and Texas

    … nor were there significant differences with pedometers placed at various locations on the body. In both developed and developing settings on even and uneven terrain, percentage errors were greatest with the pedometer on the neck strap and least at the hip. For individuals walking on uneven …

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  12. Community mobility and physical activity participation in individuals with mulitple sclerosis

    … with neurological disease (n=43). The pedometers significantly under-estimated counts in this group. 2. The test-retest reliability of the Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly (PASE) was examined. People with MS (n=20) were found to have low activity levels with a test-retest …

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  13. Self-Efficacy, Physical Activity, and Aerobic Fitness in Middle School Children: Examination of a Pedometer Intervention Program

    … levels were assessed using Digiwalker 200 pedometers and aerobic fitness levels were assessed using the one mile walk test. The Physical Activity Self-Efficacy scale was used to measure self-efficacy levels in participants and parental support of physical activity was assessed using the …

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  14. Assessment of Physical Activity in Latina Mothers in the WIC Population

    … as well as through step counts using pedometers. BRFSS and PAR reported significantly different levels of moderate physical activity (p=0.0312) using Chi Square tests when appropriate. The response rate in PAR for all levels of activity intensity was higher than BRFSS. There were …

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  15. Comparison of the effects of short interventions on enhancement of physical activity and symptoms of depression and anxiety

    … of mood and physical activity was assessed by pedometers for three periods of 5 days each in a single subject A-B-A reversal experimental design. Results: For groups A and B intervention did not result in a higher step count. Step count increased during intervention phase of exercising with …

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  16. The use of activity measures in combination with physiological factors as indicators of disease in dairy cattle

    … were collected using Afi PedometerPlus© pedometers. It was concluded that evaluation of activity changes, and comparison of deviations from healthy herdmates, could allow producers to utilize activity monitoring to proactively manage dairy herd health.

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  17. The Effects of Choice on Student Motivation and Physical Activity Behavior in Physical Education

    … (SIMS) was administered pre and post each unit. Pedometers were used to measure step counts during both units. Results of the SIMS data showed there was a significant difference in motivation between the trials for all students, and between the groups (pre and post) during the second unit. There …

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  18. Pilot study on Nordic pole walking and individuals with cancer: effects on physical function and health-related quality of life

    … change techniques into the program; 3) Use pedometers or accelerometers to increase the accuracy of measured physical activity levels; and 4) Organize NPW programs for individuals with NSCLC alongside programs for individuals with other chronic respiratory diseases. Results indicate trends …

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  19. The Effects of Low Stress Cattle Handling and Weaning Training on Post-Weaning Weight Gain and Calf Activity

    … calves for one week and one month post-weaning. Pedometers were used to assess calf activity post-weaning. Steps per hour (SPH) for the week post-weaning was numerically higher for those calves handled conventionally and not trained for weaning. The C calves averaged 1048 to 1629 SPH for the …

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