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The physical working capacity of male adolescents in Ireland.

Abstract

The physical working capacity (PWC) of 303 male adolescents was measured using the PWC170 test. The changes in PWC with age were similar to those reported by other workers; the PWC of male adolescents in Ireland appears to be similar to that of North American subjects and may be somewhat lower than that of subjects in some other parts of the world. There was no evidence to suggest a relationship between PWC and level of habitual activity in the younger subjects but heavy physical activity was found to be related PWC in post adolescents.

Year: 1976 PMID： 27517261 DOI： 10.1007/BF02938977

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ir J Med Sci ISSN： 0021-1265 Impact factor: 1.568

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1. The physical working capacity of normal school children. II. Swedish city and country.

Authors: F H ADAMS; E BENGTSSON; H BERVEN; C WEGELIUS
Journal: Pediatrics Date: 1961-08 Impact factor: 7.124

2. The working capacity in normal children, evaluated by submaximal exercise on the bicycle ergometer and compared with adults.

Authors: E BENGTSSON
Journal: Acta Med Scand Date: 1956-03-26

3. Maximal oxygen intake and its relation to body composition, with special reference to chronic physical activity and obesity.

Authors: E BUSKIRK; H L TAYLOR
Journal: J Appl Physiol Date: 1957-07 Impact factor: 3.531

1. A study of the relationships between somatotype, level of habitual activity and physical working capacity in post-puberal males.

Authors: A W Watson; D J O'Donovan
Journal: Ir J Med Sci Date: 1977-11 Impact factor: 1.568

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The physical working capacity of male adolescents in Ireland.

1. The physical working capacity of normal school children. II. Swedish city and country.

2. The working capacity in normal children, evaluated by submaximal exercise on the bicycle ergometer and compared with adults.

3. Maximal oxygen intake and its relation to body composition, with special reference to chronic physical activity and obesity.

4. Repeated measurements of aerobic capacity during a week of intensive training at a youth's track camp.

5. Body composition and maximal exercise performance in children.

6. Longitudinal study of the development of body composition and body build in boys of various physical activity.

7. Failure of school physical education to improve cardiorespiratory fitness.

8. Aerobic capacity of adolescents.

9. The assessment of the amount of fat in the human body from measurements of skinfold thickness.

10. Work capacity determinants and physiologic cost of weight-supported work in obesity.

1. A study of the relationships between somatotype, level of habitual activity and physical working capacity in post-puberal males.