Dumith et al.15
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Rio Grande/ RS |
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1.132 school-children (11 ± 2 years) |
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311 /354 |
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To analyze the components of health-related physical fitness according to characteristics such as gender, age, school (public or private) and geographic area (rural or urban) in individuals aged 7-15 years |
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PROESP-BR/ Sit and reach |
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Flexibility was greater for girls, with reduction between 8 and 10 years and reducing after this age. There was no flexibility classification. |
Minatto et al.21
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Cascavel/PR |
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2604 children and adolescents (females only)(8-17 years) |
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2604 / NA |
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Compare body mass, height, body mass index and flexibility with chronological age and sexual maturation and to verify the influence of these variabies on the fiexibility of students from public and private schools |
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PROESP-BR// Sit and reach |
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It was verified that 65.2% of the adolescents reached or surpassed the zone of physical fitness. There was no correlation between variables body mass, age, height, BMI and sexual maturation with flexibility. |
Petroski et al.19
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Januária/MG |
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627 adolescents (14-17 years) |
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361 / 266 |
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To evaluate heaith-related physical fitness (HRPF) in adolescents in a city with medium / low human development level. |
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PHYSICAL BEST/ Sit and reach |
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It was verified that 59.2% of adolescents reached the health criteria adopted (57.6% females and 60.9% males). At the age of 14 years, females had inadequate flexibility levels when compared to the opposite sex. |
Guedes et al.18
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Montes Claros/MG |
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2849 children and adolescents (6-18 years) |
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1457 / 1392 |
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Identify the sociodemographic and behavioral factors most strongly associated with health standards based on the scores of physical fitness components in a representative sample of Brazilian schoolchildren. |
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FITNESSGRAM / Sit and reach |
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Met criteria established for battery health standards adopted 63.4% females and 70.7% males. Flexibility was more likely to meet health standards for males, aged <9 years, with low economic level and physically active. |
Silva et al.20
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23 states of Brazil plus Federal District |
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1.348 adolescents (males only) (12.3 ± 1.3 years) |
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NA / 1.348 |
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To compare the anthropometric and physical fitness characteristics of Brazilian adolescents practicing team sports and compare specific parameters obtained for adolescents with data from the general population. |
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PROESP-BR/ Sit and reach |
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Soccer and volleyball players showed better flexibility levels when compared to basketball and handball players. When comparing sports practitioners with the general population, practitioners scored higher than the general population. |
Minatto et al.1313 Minatto G, Petroski E , Silva DAS. Gordura corporal, aptidão muscular e cardiorrespiratória segundo a maturação sexual em adolescentes brasileiros de uma cidade de colonização germânica. Rev Paul Pediatr 2013;31(2):189-97.,1414 Minatto G, Petroski EL, Silva DAS. Health-related physical fitness in Brazilian adolescents from a small town of German colonization. Rev Andal Med Deporte 2016;9(2):67-74.
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São Bonifácio/SC |
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270 adolescents (10-17 years) |
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129 / 141 |
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To analyze the health-related physical fitness profile according to stages of sexual maturation in Brazilian adolescents (10-17 years) residing in a small town of Germanic colonization. |
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FITNESSGRAM / Sit and reach |
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It was verified that male adolescents belonging to the more advanced stages of maturation obtained better results in the flexibility test. With regard to females, flexibility remained stable during the pubertal period. |
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São Bonifácio/SC |
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277 adolescents (10-17 years) |
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132 / 145 |
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To identify the health-related physical fitness profile of Brazilian adolescents (10-17 years) of Germanic origin and to describe the prevalence of those with low physical fitness according to sex and age |
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FITNESSGRAM / Sit and reach |
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It was identified that 59.9% of adolescents reached the health-related physical fitness criteria (45.5% females and 73.1% males) |
Schubert et al.16
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Londrina/PR |
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401 children and adolescents (8-16 years) |
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165 / 236 |
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Identify which types of sports (individual or collective) may offer greater benefits to improve health-related the physical fitness components. |
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PROESP-BR/ Sit and reach |
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Females presented greater flexibility when compared with the opposite sex. 35.7% of the adolescents practicing some sports modality, meet the health criteria. No gender classification. |
Joaquim et al.17
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The inner state of São Paulo |
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307 children (7-10 years) |
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149 / 158 |
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To verify if there is a correlation between flexibility level and agility performance in school children aged 7-10 years and to identify possible differences in the average scores of each physical capacity and anthropometric profile between boys and girls. |
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PROESP-BR/ Sit and reach |
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No differences were found for flexibility levels. There was no classification by gender. |