Effects of Installing Height-Adjustable Standing Desks on Daily and Domain-Specific Duration of Standing, Sitting, and Stepping in 3rd Grade Primary School Children
Background: Aim of this intervention study was to evaluate whether availability of standing desks in classrooms may reduce sitting time and enhance standing and stepping time during lessons and breaks. Further, we evaluated if differences in standing desk use differed by physical fitness (PF) levels...
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Main Authors: | Ole Sprengeler (Author), Antje Hebestreit (Author), Hannah Gohres (Author), Jens Bucksch (Author), Christoph Buck (Author) |
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Frontiers Media S.A.,
2020-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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