Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph
Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph
Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph
Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph
Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph
Comparison of three generations of ActiGraph activity monitors under free-living conditions: do they provide comparable assessments of overall physical activity in 9-year old children? A recent review concludes that the agreement of data across ActiGraph accelerometer models for children and youth still is uncertain.  The aim of this study was to evaluate the agreement of three generations of ActiGraph accelerometers in children in a free-living condition.


 Sixteen 9-year-olds wore the ActiGraph AM7164, GT1M and GT3X+ simultaneously for three consecutive days.  We found that the ActiGraph model AM7164 yields higher outputs of mean physical activity intensity (mcpm) than the models GT1M and GT3X+ in children in free-living conditions.  Comparisons of data assessed by the AM7164 with data assessed by newer generations ActiGraphs should be done with caution.
ActiGraph