期刊名称：Revista de Educación, Motricidad e Investigación
印刷版ISSN：2341-1473
出版年度：2019
期号：13
页码：1-2
DOI：10.33776/remo.v0i13.4584
出版社：Universidad de Huelva
摘要：La actividad física es uno de los pilares de la salud preventiva. La Educación Física es, por tanto, una asignatura de gran importancia tanto en garantizar los mínimos en los jóvenes, como en adquirir hábitos de vida activos. Para ello, es necesario manejar adecuadamente la intensidad y el aprovechamiento en las clases de Educación Física, así como la motivación de cara a conseguir una mayor adherencia a la actividad física. Fruto de la relación entre la Universidad de Huelva y la Universida Autónoma de Baja California surgió un libro del que se han extraído los artículos presentados en este número de e-Motion.
其他摘要：Physical activity (PA) and eating habits are one of the main causes of some of the most prevalent diseases today and are closely related to eating disorders. This study aimed to describe and relate the habits of PA and sedentary lifestyle, eating patterns, body mass index, satisfaction with body image in the municipalities adjacent to Guadiana in Portugal and Spain. The sample was 2261 elementary students from 6 to 10 years of age, corresponding to the municipalities of Ayamonte and the Commonwealth of Beturia in Spain; and municipalities of the Algarve and Mértola in Portugal. The PA index was evaluated with the short Krece Plus PA test. Body mass index (BMI) was calculated by measuring weight and height. The quality of the diet through the KIDMED questionnaire. Satisfaction with body image was measured with Collins figures. Items related to television habits were included. Among the most relevant results, it has been found that the level of physical activity is below the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO). There are 22.5% of overweight children and 11.1% with obesity. Almost half of the sample needs to improve their diet. More than 60% are dissatisfied with their body image. Most children have TV in their room and eat watching it.
