Sources of variance and reliability of objectively monitored physical activity in rural and urban Northern Sotho-speaking blacks

  • Cook I
  • Lambert E
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Objectives. We investigated the sources of variance and reliability in an objective measure of physical activity for a 14- hour and 4-day monitoring period. Design. A convenience sample of rural (N=31) and urban (N=30) adult, Northern Sotho-speaking blacks was recruited. Physical activity was assessed for 8 consecutive days using a uni-axial accelerometer. Physical activity indices were total counts, average counts, inactivity (

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Cook, I., & Lambert, E. (2009). Sources of variance and reliability of objectively monitored physical activity in rural and urban Northern Sotho-speaking blacks. South African Journal of Sports Medicine, 20(1), 21. https://doi.org/10.17159/2413-3108/2008/v20i1a288

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