Obesity in children

Obesity in adolescence

Obesity in children -- Exercise therapy

Obesity in adolescence -- Exercise therapy

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Remote;text;Book Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Boxes -- Contributors -- 1 Childhood obesity - an introduction -- 2 Tracking of overweight and obesity from childhood into adulthood: Health consequences and implications for further research -- 3 Clinical correlates of overweight and obesity -- 4 Body composition assessment in children and adolescents - implications for obesity -- 5 The importance of physical activity in the growth and development of children -- 6 The role of perceived competence in the motivation of obese children to be physically active -- 7 Psychosocial aspects of childhood obesity -- 8 Physical activity, appetite control and energy balance: Implications for obesity -- 9 Eating behaviour in children and the measurement of food intake -- 10 Physical activity behaviour in children and the measurement of physical activity -- 11 Environmental factors and physical activity in children: Implications for active transport programmes -- 12 Interventions for the prevention and management of childhood obesity -- Index.;Throughout the developed world there is an increasing prevalence of childhood obesity. Because of this increase, and awareness of the risks to long term health that childhood obesity presents, the phenomena is now described by many as a global epidemic. Children, Obesity and Exercise provides sport, exercise and medicine students and professionals with an accessible and practical guide to understanding and managing childhood and adolescent obesity. It covers: overweight, obesity and body composition; physical activity, growth and development; psycho-social aspects of childhood obesity; physical activity behaviours; eating behaviours; measuring children's behaviour; interventions for prevention and management of childhood obesity. Children, Obesity and Exercise addresses the need for authoritative advice and innovative approaches to the prevention and management of this chronic problem.

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Book Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Boxes -- Contributors -- 1 Childhood obesity - an introduction -- 2 Tracking of overweight and obesity from childhood into adulthood: Health consequences and implications for further research -- 3 Clinical correlates of overweight and obesity -- 4 Body composition assessment in children and adolescents - implications for obesity -- 5 The importance of physical activity in the growth and development of children -- 6 The role of perceived competence in the motivation of obese children to be physically active -- 7 Psychosocial aspects of childhood obesity -- 8 Physical activity, appetite control and energy balance: Implications for obesity -- 9 Eating behaviour in children and the measurement of food intake -- 10 Physical activity behaviour in children and the measurement of physical activity -- 11 Environmental factors and physical activity in children: Implications for active transport programmes -- 12 Interventions for the prevention and management of childhood obesity -- Index.

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Throughout the developed world there is an increasing prevalence of childhood obesity. Because of this increase, and awareness of the risks to long term health that childhood obesity presents, the phenomena is now described by many as a global epidemic. Children, Obesity and Exercise provides sport, exercise and medicine students and professionals with an accessible and practical guide to understanding and managing childhood and adolescent obesity. It covers: overweight, obesity and body composition; physical activity, growth and development; psycho-social aspects of childhood obesity; physical activity behaviours; eating behaviours; measuring children's behaviour; interventions for prevention and management of childhood obesity. Children, Obesity and Exercise addresses the need for authoritative advice and innovative approaches to the prevention and management of this chronic problem.