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Children and Exercise XXVII
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Children and Exercise XXVII book
Children and Exercise XXVII
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Children and Exercise XXVII book
Edited ByCraig Williams, Neil Armstrong
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2011
eBook Published 8 September 2011
Pub. Location London
Imprint Routledge
Pages 352
eBook ISBN 9780203852026
Subjects Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing & Allied Health, Sports and Leisure
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Williams, C., & Armstrong, N. (Eds.). (2011). Children and Exercise XXVII (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203852026
ABSTRACT
Children and Exercise XXVII presents the latest scientific research into paediatric sport and exercise science and medicine, including contributions from a wide range of leading international experts and early career researchers. The book begins with chapters devoted to the five invited keynote lectures, followed by forty-two of the peer-reviewed presentations which are arranged into five thematic sections addressing:
- exercise physiology
- physical activity and health
- exercise and medicine
- testing and performance
- young athlete and sports participation.
The forty-seven chapters offer a review of current topics and ongoing research in paediatric sport and exercise science and medicine. The book is therefore a key text for all researchers, lecturers, paediatricians, health professionals and students with an interest in the exercising child in health and disease.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |3 pages
Part I: The Josef Rutenfranz Lecture
part |1 pages
Part 11 Keynote Lectures
chapter 2|10 pages
Evidence-based physical activity interventions in children: A.S. Singh, EA.L.M. Verhagen, M.J.M. Chinapaw and W. van Mechelen
ByA.S. Singh, EA.L.M Verhagen, MJM Chinapaw and W van Mechelen
chapter 3|9 pages
Physical activity and early markers of cardiovascular diseases in obese children NJ Farpour-Lambert
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chapter 4|11 pages
Differential motor-activation patterns: The most comprehensive explanation for child-adult performance differences
ByB. Falk, R. Dotan
chapter 5|5 pages
Understanding the genetics of birth weight: R.M. Freathy
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part |1 pages
Part III Exercise Physiology
chapter 6|5 pages
Child and adolescent differences in economy at various speeds across a two-year time period: R.W. Moore, T.S. Wenzlick, K.A. Pfeiffer, and S.G. Trost
ByR. W Moore, TS. Wenzlick, K.A. Pfeiffer, and S. G. Trost
chapter 8|5 pages
RER variability analysis by sample entropy: Comparing trained and untrained adolescent female soccer players: G.R. Biltz, V.B. Unnithan, S.R. Brown, S. Marwood, D.M. Roche, M. Garrard, and K. Holloway
ByG.R. Biltz, VB. Unnithan, S.R. Brown, S. Marwood, D.M Roche, M Garrard, and K. Holloway
chapter 9|5 pages
Effect of exercise mode on fat oxidation and 'fatmax' in pre- to early pubertal girls and boys K Tolfrey and JK Zakrzewski
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chapter 10|7 pages
Prefrontal cortex oxygenation and muscle oxygenation during incremental exercise in children: A near-infrared spectroscopy study: M. Luszczyk, S. Kujach, R.A. Olek, R. Laskowski, and A. Szczesna-Kaczmarek
ByM Luszczyk, S. Kujach, R.A. Olek, R. Laskowski, and A. Szczesna-Kaczmarek
chapter 11|5 pages
Comparative analysis of quadriceps endurance during sustained submaximal isometric contractions in children and adults: A. Bouchant, A. Abdelmoula, V. Martin, C. Lavet, C.A. Williams, and S. Ratel
ByA. Bouchant, A. Abdelmoula, V Martin, C. Lavet, C.A. Williams, and S. Ratel
chapter 12|4 pages
Heat sensation of obese and non-obese pubescent boys during cycling and recovery in the heat: P.L. Sehl, G.T. Leites, J.B. Martins, G.S. Cunha, and F. Meyer
ByP.L. Sehl, G. T Leites, JB. Martins, G.S. Cunha, and F. Meyer
chapter 13|5 pages
Ability of milk to replace fluid losses in children after exercise in the heat: K. Volterman, J. Obeid, B. Wilk, and B.W. Timmons
ByK Volterman, J Obeid, B. Wilk, B. W Timmons
part |1 pages
Part IV: Physical Activity and Health
chapter 15|5 pages
Effects of a school-based cross-curricular physical activity intervention on cardiovascular disease risk factors in 11-14 year olds: G.J. Knox, J.S. Baker, B. Davies, A. Rees, K. Morgan, and N.E. Thomas
ByG.J Knox, JS. Baker, B. Davies, A. Rees, K. Morgan, and NE. Thomas
chapter 16|5 pages
Impact of changes in screen time on blood profiles and blood pressure in adolescents over a two year period: D.R. DengeI, M.O. Hearst, J.H. Harmon, and L.A. Lytle
ByD.R. DengeI, MO. Hearst, JH Harmon, and L.A. Lytle
chapter 17|5 pages
Aerobic fitness and physical activity are related to lean body mass and not adiposity in preschoolers: L. Gabel, N.A. Proudfoot, and B. W. Timmons
ByL. Gabel, NA. Proudfoot, and B. W Timmons
chapter 18|5 pages
Validation of the GENEA waveform accelerometer for assessment of children's physical activity: L.R.S. Phillips, A. V. Rowlands, and C. G. Parfitt
ByL.R.S. Phillips, A. V Rowlands, and C. G. Parfitt
chapter 19|5 pages
Energy cost of playing activity video games: A comparison between children with obesity and normal weight controls: C. O 'Donovan, and J. Hussey
ByC. 0 'Donovan, and J Hussey
chapter 20|4 pages
Contribution of organized sports to estimated energy expenditure in female adolescents: I.S. Rêgo, A.M. Rodrigues, H.M. Carvalho, E. Ronque, E. Cyrino, and M. Coelho-e-Silva
ByIS. Rego, A.M Rodrigues, HM Carvalho, E. Ronque, E. Cyrino, and M Coelho-e-Silva
chapter 21|5 pages
The effect on pre-school physical activity and sedentary behaviour
ByMV0 'Dwyer, Z Knowles, S.J Fairclough, ND. Ridgers, L. Foweather, and G. Stratton
chapter 22|5 pages
Relationships between bone mineral density and jumping height in prepubertal girls with different physical activity patterns K. Maasalu, I Neissaar, and T Jilrimae
ByA.-L. Parm, J Jilrimae, M Saar, K Parna, V Tillmann,
chapter 23|5 pages
Body structure, physical activity and quantitative ultrasound measurements in prepubertal boys: M. Szmodis, E. Bosnyák, G. Szőts, E. Trájer, M. Tóth, and A. Farkas
ByM Szmodis, E. Bosnyak, G. Szots, E. Trajer, M T6th, and A. Farkas
chapter 24|4 pages
The combined association of self-efficacy and fatness on physical activity in low income, minority children: K.A. Pfeiffer, D. Suton, J. C. Eisenmann, J.M. Pivarnik, J.J. Carlson, and E. Lamb
ByK.A. Pfeiffer, D. Suton, J C. Eisenmann, JM Pivarnik, JJ Carlson, and E. Lamb
chapter 25|7 pages
Physical activity in children: Does it vary by where children live, learn and play? Lessons from the built environment and active transport (beat) project: M.R. Stone, G. Faulkner, R. Buliung, and R. Mitra
ByStone, G. Faulkner, R. Buliung, R. Mitra
chapter 26|5 pages
Feasibility of physical education homework assignments in high-school
ByM Pantanowitz, R. Lidor, D. Nemet, A. Eliakim
part |1 pages
Part V Exercise and Medicine
chapter 27|7 pages
Longitudinal oral contraceptive use on bone parameters: A.J. McLardy, C.D. Rodgers, M.C. Erlandson, S.A. Kontulainen, R.A. Pierson, and A.D. G. Baxter-Jones
ByA.J McLardy, C.D. Rodgers, MC. Erlandson, S.A. Kontulainen, R.A. Pierson, and A.D. G. Baxter-Jones
chapter 28|5 pages
The timing of the proximal femur: A longitudinal hip structural analysis study JL. Lanovaz, and S.A. Kontulainen
ByA.D. G. Baxter-Jones, S.A. Jackowski, D.ML. Cooper,
chapter 29|5 pages
Heart rate variability and aerobic fitness in adolescents born prematurely with very low birth weight: P.A. Nixon, L.K. Washburn, and T.M. O'Shea
ByP.A. Nixon, L.K. Washburn, and TM O'Shea
chapter 30|8 pages
Cardiopulmonary outcomes in young adults born prematurely with varying birth weights: M.C. Sullivan, P.A. Mitchell, R.J. Miller, S.B. Winchester, and J.W. Ziegler
ByMC. Sullivan, P.A. Mitchell, R.J Miller, S.B. Winchester, and J W Ziegler
chapter 31|6 pages
Physical activity and muscle hypofunction in children with Crohn's disease: Implications for bone health: J. Hay, D.R. Mack, F. Rauch, E. Benchimol, M. Matzinger, N. Shenouda, and L.M. Ward
ByJ Hay, D.R. Mack, F. Rauch, E. Benchimol, M Matzinger, N Shenouda, and L.M Ward
chapter 32|5 pages
Reduced fat oxidation rates during submaximal exercise in adolescents with a chronic inflammatory disease R.M Issenman, and B. W Timmons
ByT Nguyen, J Obeid, HE. Ploeger, T Takken, L. Pedder,
chapter 33|5 pages
Sedentary behaviour in youth with Cerebral Palsy and age, gender and season matched controls: J. Obeid, S. Noorduyn, J.W. Gorter, and B. W. Timmons
ByJ Obeid, S. Noorduyn, J W Gorter, B. W Timmons
chapter 34|4 pages
An adaptation of central and peripheral cardiovascular exercise responses in children as a determinant of microvascular function: M.N. Jawis, A.R. Middlebrooke, A. V Rowlands, and N. Armstrong
ByMN Jawis, A.R. Middlebrooke, A. V Rowlands, and N Armstrong
chapter 35|5 pages
The intervention on lipid profile in obese adolescents
ByA.M MeManus, R.R. Melieeker, C. Yu, and P. T Cheung
part |1 pages
Part VI Testing and Performance
chapter 36|8 pages
Reproducibility of functional and physiological outcomes of exercise testing in ambulatory children with spina bifida: J.F. De Groot, T. Takken, M.A.C.G. Sehoenmakers, R. Gooskens, S. Goossens, S. den Haak, L. Vanhees, and P.J.M Helders
ByJF. De Groot, T Takken, MA.C.G. Sehoenmakers, R. Gooskens, S. Goossens, S. den Haak, L. Vanhees, and P.JM Helders
chapter 37|5 pages
Validity of the oxygen uptake efficiency slope in children with cystic fibrosis: B. C. Bongers, H.J. Hulzebos, H.G.M Arets, and T. Takken
ByB. C. Bongers, HJ Hulzebos, HG.M Arets, and T Takken
chapter 38|5 pages
The validity of the steep ramp protocol to predict peak oxygen uptake in adolescents with cystic fibrosis Leeuwen, HG.M Arets, and T Takken
ByHJ Hulzebos, MS. Werkman, P.B. van de Weert-van
chapter 39|4 pages
A new treadmill protocol for the clinical evaluation of children with cardiac disease R.J Sabath, K.M Teson, JE. HuIse, and M Gelatt
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chapter 40|5 pages
Influence of two sprint training programmes on fitness of young soccer players Y MeekeI, Y Gefen, D. Nemet, and A. Eliakim
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chapter 41|6 pages
Weight resistance for a cycle ergometer Wingate test performed by different maturational groups of male swimmers: P. Duarte, R.J. Fernandes, and S. Soares
ByP. Duarte, R. J Fernandes, S. Soares
chapter 42|5 pages
Explosive leg old boys
ByA. Emeljanovas, R. Rutkauskaite, V Volbekiene, R. Gruodyte
part |1 pages
Part VII Young Athlete and Sports Participation
chapter 43|5 pages
Training reduces catabolic and inflammatory response to a single practice in female volleyball players: A. Eliakim, S. Portal, Z. Zadik, Y. MeckeI, and D. Nemet
ByA. Eliakim, S. Portal, Z. Zadik, Y Meeke I, and D. Nemet
chapter 44|5 pages
Short- and long-term maximal protocols and their contribution to differentiate under-17 hockey players by competitive level: J. Valente-dos-Santos, V. Vaz, A. Santos, A.J. Figueiredo, M.T. Elferink-Gemser, R.M. Malina, and M.J. Coelho-e-Silva
ByJ Valente-dos-Santos, V Vaz, A. Santos, A.J Figueiredo, M T Elferink-Gemser, R.M Malina, and MJ Coelho-e-Silva
chapter 45|4 pages
The evaluation of small-sided games as a talent identification mechanism in elite youth football: V.B. Unnithan, A. Georgiou, J. Iga, and B. Drust
ByVB. Unnithan, A. Georgiou, J Iga, and B. Drust
chapter 46|4 pages
Are there any detectable secular growth changes in young male athletes? A. Farkas, G. Ag, and M Szmodis
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chapter 47|5 pages
Isokinetic strength and risk of muscle imbalance in U-17 hockey players by competitive level: M.J. Coelho-e-Silva, H.M. Carvalho, V. Vaz, J. Valente-dos-Santos, A.J. Figueiredo, M.T. Elferink-Gemser, and R.M. Malina
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part |1 pages
Part VIII: Methodology in Longitudinal Research
chapter 48|7 pages
The advantages and disadvantages of longitudinal research in growth and health of kids: H.C.G. Kemper
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