Efect of a physical education regular program and motor stories in the physical suitability and motor development of costarricane schools

Authors

  • M. Sánchez-Méndez
  • A. Salicetti-Fonseca
  • J. Hernández-Elizondo
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.343261

Abstract

Changes in Cardiovascular Resistance [RCV], Trunk Expander Force [FET] and Fundamental Movement Skills [DFM] in children were determined after receiving a Regular Physical Education Program [PEFR]; or, a Motor Story Program [PCM]; and, verifying differences between Moderate and Vigorous Physical Activity [AFMV]. 55 students completed the study, divided into three groups PEFR, PCM and Control Group (GC). The groups received 20 classes, not the GC. AFMV time was accounted for using POLAR®. FITNESSGRAM® and TGMD-2® were used to measure variables. The RCV and FET in operated groups improved. The DFM in both intervention groups improved. Although the subjects maintained a Low Coefficient of Motor Development (CDMG); the programs contributed to its improvement, but not the GC that kept a very poor CDMG. The PCM and the PEFR were effective in generating changes in physical fitness and skills analyzed.

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Published
24-09-2018
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Sánchez-Méndez, M., Salicetti-Fonseca, A., & Hernández-Elizondo, J. (2018). Efect of a physical education regular program and motor stories in the physical suitability and motor development of costarricane schools. SPORT TK-EuroAmerican Journal of Sport Sciences, 7(2), 67–74. https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.343261
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