Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children

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Autor(a) principal: Luz,Leonardo G.O.
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Seabra,André, Padez,Cristina, Duarte,João P., Rebelo-Gonçalves,Ricardo, Valente-dos-Santos,João, Luz,Tatiana D.D., Carmo,Bruno C.M., Coelho-e-Silva,Manuel
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Paulista de Pediatria (Ed. Português. Online)
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Resumo: Abstract Objective: The present study aimed to: 1) examine the association of biological maturation effect on performance at a motor coordination battery and 2) to assess whether the association between biological maturation and scores obtained in motor coordination tests is mediated by some anthropometric measurement. Methods: The convenience sample consisted of 73 male children aged 8 years old. Anthropometric data considered the height, body mass, sitting height, waist circumference, body mass index, fat mass and fat-free mass estimates. Biological maturation was assessed by the percentage of the predicted mature stature. Motor coordination was tested by the Körperkoordinationstest für Kinder. A partial correlation between anthropometric measurements, z-score of maturation and the motor coordination tests were performed, controlling for chronological age. Finally, causal mediation analysis was performed. Results: Height, body mass, waist circumference and fat mass showed a slight to moderate inverse correlation with motor coordination. Biological maturation was significantly associated with the balance test with backward walking (r=-0.34). Total mediation of the waist circumference was identified in the association between biological maturation and balance test with backward walking (77%). Conclusions: We identified an association between biological maturation and KTK test performance in male children and also verified that there is mediation of waist circumference. It is recommended that studies be carried out with female individuals and at other age ranges.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
title Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
spellingShingle Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
Luz,Leonardo G.O.
Biological maturation
Physical fitness
Anthropometrics
Children
title_short Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
title_full Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
title_fullStr Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
title_full_unstemmed Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
title_sort Waist circumference as a mediator of biological maturation effect on the motor coordination in children
author Luz,Leonardo G.O.
author_facet Luz,Leonardo G.O.
Seabra,André
Padez,Cristina
Duarte,João P.
Rebelo-Gonçalves,Ricardo
Valente-dos-Santos,João
Luz,Tatiana D.D.
Carmo,Bruno C.M.
Coelho-e-Silva,Manuel
author_role author
author2 Seabra,André
Padez,Cristina
Duarte,João P.
Rebelo-Gonçalves,Ricardo
Valente-dos-Santos,João
Luz,Tatiana D.D.
Carmo,Bruno C.M.
Coelho-e-Silva,Manuel
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author
author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Luz,Leonardo G.O.
Seabra,André
Padez,Cristina
Duarte,João P.
Rebelo-Gonçalves,Ricardo
Valente-dos-Santos,João
Luz,Tatiana D.D.
Carmo,Bruno C.M.
Coelho-e-Silva,Manuel
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Biological maturation
Physical fitness
Anthropometrics
Children
topic Biological maturation
Physical fitness
Anthropometrics
Children
description Abstract Objective: The present study aimed to: 1) examine the association of biological maturation effect on performance at a motor coordination battery and 2) to assess whether the association between biological maturation and scores obtained in motor coordination tests is mediated by some anthropometric measurement. Methods: The convenience sample consisted of 73 male children aged 8 years old. Anthropometric data considered the height, body mass, sitting height, waist circumference, body mass index, fat mass and fat-free mass estimates. Biological maturation was assessed by the percentage of the predicted mature stature. Motor coordination was tested by the Körperkoordinationstest für Kinder. A partial correlation between anthropometric measurements, z-score of maturation and the motor coordination tests were performed, controlling for chronological age. Finally, causal mediation analysis was performed. Results: Height, body mass, waist circumference and fat mass showed a slight to moderate inverse correlation with motor coordination. Biological maturation was significantly associated with the balance test with backward walking (r=-0.34). Total mediation of the waist circumference was identified in the association between biological maturation and balance test with backward walking (77%). Conclusions: We identified an association between biological maturation and KTK test performance in male children and also verified that there is mediation of waist circumference. It is recommended that studies be carried out with female individuals and at other age ranges.
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