to prevent boredom, to have physical and mental health benefits and to provide freedom from adult control, rules and structure. However, children's active play was constrained by a number of factors, including rainy weather and fear of groups of teenagers in their play spaces. Some features...
Active video games in schools to enhance children's physical activity Introduction: Despite all the efforts to promote physical activity, there is a decline of its level from childhood to adolescence. To create attractive phy... JD Carmo,R Goncalves,B Rui,... - IEEE International Conference on...
Children with developmental coordination disorder play active virtual reality games differently than children with typical development. Active virtual reality gaming (AVG) may be useful for children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) to practice motor skills if their movement patterns are of goo...
The present article outlines the process and outcomes of the development of the AHKC's position on active video games for children and youth. In light of the available evidence, AHKC does not recommend AVGs as a strategy to help children be more physically active. However, AVGs may exchange...
16 A potential area for intervention may lie with the appeal of gaming and children’s preference and engagement with technology.17 There is some promise regarding the benefits of technology based interventions to promote health, particularly in therapeutic settings.18, 19 Active video games (AVG),...
Energy Expended Playing Video Console Games: An Opportunity to Increase Children's Physical Activity? This study sought to quantify the energy expenditure and physical activity associated with playing the "new generation" active and nonactive console-based ... R Maddison,CN Mhurchu,A Jull,... ...
(HealthDay)—Active video games (AVGs) are a good alternative to sedentary behavior, and can provide health benefits comparable to laboratory-based exercise or field-based physical activity, according to research published online May 6 in Obesity Reviews
OBJECTIVE: To compare energy expenditure rates in children playing the physically active video games, Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) and Nintendo's Wii Sports in relation to treadmill walking. METHODS: Energy expenditure, heart rate, step rate, and perceived exertion were measured in 14 boys and 9...
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