School-based interventions modestly increase physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness but are least effective for youth who need them most: An individual participant pooled analysis of 20 controlled trials

  1. Hartwig, T.B.
  2. Sanders, T.
  3. Vasconcellos, D.
  4. Noetel, M.
  5. Parker, P.D.
  6. Lubans, D.R.
  7. Andrade, S.
  8. Ávila-García, M.
  9. Bartholomew, J.
  10. Belton, S.
  11. Brooks, N.E.
  12. Bugge, A.
  13. Cavero-Redondo, I.
  14. Christiansen, L.B.
  15. Cohen, K.
  16. Coppinger, T.
  17. Dyrstad, S.
  18. Errisuriz, V.
  19. Fairclough, S.
  20. Gorely, T.
  21. Javier Huertas-Delgado, F.
  22. Issartel, J.
  23. Kriemler, S.
  24. Kvalø, S.E.
  25. Marques-Vidal, P.
  26. Martinez-Vizcaino, V.
  27. Møller, N.C.
  28. Moran, C.
  29. Morris, J.
  30. Nevill, M.
  31. Ochoa-Avilés, A.
  32. O'Leary, M.
  33. Peralta, L.
  34. Pfeiffer, K.A.
  35. Puder, J.
  36. Redondo-Tébar, A.
  37. Robbins, L.B.
  38. Sanchez-Lopez, M.
  39. Tarp, J.
  40. Taylor, S.
  41. Tercedor, P.
  42. Toftager, M.
  43. Villa-González, E.
  44. Wedderkopp, N.
  45. Weston, K.L.
  46. Yin, Z.
  47. Zhixiong, Z.
  48. Lonsdale, C.
  49. Del Pozo Cruz, B.
  50. Alle Autoren anzeigen +
Zeitschrift:
British Journal of Sports Medicine

ISSN: 1473-0480 0306-3674

Datum der Publikation: 2021

Ausgabe: 55

Nummer: 13

Seiten: 721-729

Art: Rezension

DOI: 10.1136/BJSPORTS-2020-102740 GOOGLE SCHOLAR