Realibility of healthrelated physical fitness tests among Colombian children and adolescents. The Fuprecol Study

Keyphrases

• Agility Test 33%
• American Youth 33%
• Bias Error 33%
• Body Fat 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Cardiometabolic Health 33%
• Cardiorespiratory Fitness 33%
• Chronic Disease 33%
• Colombia 33%
• Colombians 100%
• Error Bias 33%
• Fitness Components 66%
• Fitness Evaluation 33%
• Five-component 33%
• Future Risk 33%
• Hamstring 33%
• Handgrip 33%
• Health Profile 33%
• Health Promotion 33%
• Health-related 33%
• Health-related Fitness 100%
• Inter-rater Reliability 33%
• Interobserver 33%
• Jump Test 33%
• Latino Americans 33%
• Limits of Agreement 33%
• Lumbar 33%
• Maximal Oxygen Uptake 33%
• Morphological Components 100%
• Motor Component 33%
• Motor Fitness 33%
• Motor Flexibility 33%
• Musculoskeletal Fitness 33%
• Physical Education Teachers 33%
• Physical Fitness Level 33%
• Physical Fitness Test 100%
• Random Error 33%
• Realibility 100%
• Related Components 33%
• Same-day 33%
• School Setting 33%
• Shuttle Run 33%
• Shuttle Run Test 66%
• Sit-and-reach 33%
• Sit-and-reach Test 33%
• Speed-agility 33%
• Standing Long Jump 33%
• Subscapular Skinfold 33%
• Substantial Evidence 33%
• Systematic Error 66%
• Technical Error of Measurement 66%
• Triceps Skinfold 33%
• Via Impedance 33%
• Waist Circumference 33%
• Youth Population 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Adolescent 100%
• Body Fat 50%
• Body Mass 50%
• Cardiorespiratory 100%
• Cardiorespiratory Fitness 50%
• Chronic Disease 50%
• Interrater Reliability 50%
• Random Error 50%
• Systematic Error 100%
• Waist Circumference 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Agility 33%
• Body Fat 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Cardiorespiratory 100%
• Chronic Disease 33%
• Hand Grip 33%
• Health Promotion 33%
• Morphology 100%
• Oxygen Consumption 33%
• Skinfold 66%