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See Latest ArticlesDoes living setting influence training adaptations in young girls
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 10/29/09
Gallotta MC et al. – The results showed that training adaptations of some fitness and coordinative performances could be influenced by setting characteristics that provided opportunities for different types of PA.
Carlo Baldari, 11/02/09
| Setting (urban/rural) is an important conditioning factor for participation in physical activity and for the development of its components (fitness and coordination). |
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