Abstract
This supplemental issue contributes to the further development of the youth compendium and also highlights specific research needs for the future. In doing so, it points to 2 lessons. First, significant and important data are available in unpublished laboratory notebooks. Future efforts to compile physiological data could benefit by seeking out a journal that is willing to publish a supplement, and then advertising an opportunity for researchers to publish their data as an incentive. Second, despite obtaining new estimates of EE for diverse, understudied activities, further research is needed to expand and inform the youth compendium. In particular, a focus on measuring activities across several ages is important, due to the known variation in EE that occurs with age. Rigorous methodology is needed in future research to ensure comparability of data and accurate assessment, as is detailed description of the activities performed. This supplemental issue contributes to the updated youth compendium, which will be an invaluable tool for public health in terms of policy making and interventions to improve health and wellness of youth.
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Herrmann, S. D., & Pfeiffer, K. A. (2016). New data for an updated youth energy expenditure compendium: An introduction. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. Human Kinetics Publishers Inc. https://doi.org/10.1123/jpah.2016-0405
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