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@inproceedings{876997, author = {Juříková, Jana and Maschtovská, Danka}, address = {Belgrade}, booktitle = {Theoretical, methodology a nd methodical aspects of physical education. Conference proceedings.}, edition = {1.}, keywords = {school age; children; physical activities; nutrition habits; body weight; body high; the weight/height ratio}, language = {eng}, location = {Belgrade}, isbn = {978-86-80255-54-5}, pages = {348 - 353}, publisher = {University of Belgrade}, title = {Monitoring sporting activities and nutrition habits among children attending the Nova Dubnica secondary school (Slovak Republic)}, year = {2009} }
TY - JOUR ID - 876997 AU - Juříková, Jana - Maschtovská, Danka PY - 2009 TI - Monitoring sporting activities and nutrition habits among children attending the Nova Dubnica secondary school (Slovak Republic) PB - University of Belgrade CY - Belgrade SN - 9788680255545 KW - school age KW - children KW - physical activities KW - nutrition habits KW - body weight KW - body high KW - the weight/height ratio N2 - The work being submitted was undertaken at the multiyear secondary school in Nova Dubnica in the Slovak Republic. 80 children (40 girls and 40 boys) took part in the research. All the children were 10 years old. Monitoring was done using the questionnaire method. This work contains results concerning the physical activities and diet of the children questioned. Overall, 27.5% of the children were overweight, with 2.5% being obese. The majority of children indicated that sport was very important to them. A tendency was observable in boys for lower values of the weight/height ratio to be paired with a lower importance accorded to sport. This tendency was not apparent in girls. 52.5% of children questioned took part in sport clubs, with 30% taking part in 1 sport club. 4 children indicated they took part in 2 sport clubs and 1 girl even indicated participation in 3. As concerns eating habits, it was determined that girls regularly consumed breakfast, a snack, lunch and an afternoon snack more than did boys. Girls had regular dinners less than did boys. Late meals were regularly consumed by 42.8% of boys but only 4.21% of girls. ER -
JUŘÍKOVÁ, Jana and Danka MASCHTOVSKÁ. Monitoring sporting activities and nutrition habits among children attending the Nova Dubnica secondary school (Slovak Republic). In \textit{Theoretical, methodology a nd methodical aspects of physical education. Conference proceedings.}. 1st ed. Belgrade: University of Belgrade, 2009, p.~348 - 353. ISBN~978-86-80255-54-5.
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