Florence M Weierbach, Rebecca Adkins Fletcher, Ingrid E Luffman, Cynthia Meyer, Janet M Keener, Manik Ahuja, Hadii M Mamudu
Factors Associated with COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in South Central Appalachia
Journal of Appalachian health
afterschool programs may provide valuable opportunities children accumulate healthful physical activity pa study assessed pa third fourth fifthgrade children keep moving kim afterschool pa program implemented ethnically diverse low socioeconomic status school district colorado springs colorado pa kim participating children n 116 4 elementary schools objectively assessed using actigraph accelerometers system observing fitness instruction time sofit linear mixedeffects models generalized linear mixedeffects models used compare time spent sedentary sed behaviors light pa lpa moderate pa mpa vigorous pa vpa moderatetovigorous pa mvpa genders weight status classifications kim sessions children accumulated 76 minutes sed time 269 minutes lpa 222 minutes mvpa kim sessions boys accumulated less sed time p 05 lpa p 04 girls accumulated mpa p 04 vpa p 03 mvpa p 03 overweightobese children accumulated lpa p 04 less vpa p 05 nonoverweight children sofit data indicated children spent considerable proportion kim sessions active 124 walking 360 standing 403 kim program provides opportunities disadvantaged children accumulate substantial amounts mvpa 20 minutes per session effort meet current pa guidelines