PRINCIPLES OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT

  • Durántez Corral C
  • Pérez Turpin J
  • Martínez Vidal A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Physical ability is such a complex issue in human beings that its measurement and assessment tends to be as complex as it is important for humans. In this respect, there is a need for continued research in key areas, such as the instruments for the assessment and evaluation of physical activity, the effects of the reduction of sedentarism, and the design of strategies promoting physical activity aimed at obtaining and maintaining health. In order to correctly, individually and systematically prescribe physical exercise, suitable methods are needed to assess the specific needs and lacks of each subject. Therefore, this paper attempts to determine the various series of tests for the assessment of physical ability as related to health, and also their chronological evolution as a result of the data supplied by the literature. ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR

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Durántez Corral, C., Pérez Turpin, J. A., Martínez Vidal, A., Mateos Padorno, C., Martínez Patiño, M. J., & González Molina, A. (2010). PRINCIPLES OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 5(1), 3–14. https://doi.org/10.4100/jhse.2010.51.02

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