Browsing by Author "Nevill, A."
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Allometric Associations Between Body Size, Shape, and Physical Performance of Greek Children
Nevill, A.; Tsiotra, G.; Tsimeas, P.; Koutedakis, Y. (2009)We adopted allometric models to identify the most appropriate body size/shape characteristics associated with physical performance activities of Greek school children. Children underwent assessments for aerobic and anaerobic ... -
Criterion-related validity and test-retest reliability of the 20 m Square Shuttle Test
Metsios, G. S.; Flouris, A. D.; Koutedakis, Y.; Nevill, A. (2008)We assessed validity and reliability of the new 20 m square shuttle run test (SST) for predicting maximal oxygen uptake (over(V, ̇) O2 max) and compared it with its predecessor, the 20 m Multistage Shuttle Run Test (MST). ... -
The effects of three months of aerobic and strength training on selected performance and fitness-related parameters in modern dance students
Koutedakis, Y.; Hukam, H.; Metsios, G.; Nevill, A.; Giakas, G.; Jamurtas, A.; Myszkewycz, I. (2007)Koutedakis, Y., H. Hukam, G. Metsios, A. Nevill, G. Giakas, A. Jamurtas, and L. Myszkewycz. The effects of three months of aerobic and strength training on selected performance- and fitness-related parameters in modern ... -
Enhancing specificity in proxy-design for the assessment of bioenergetics
Flouris, A. D.; Koutedakis, Y.; Nevill, A.; Metsios, G. S.; Tsiotra, G.; Parasiris, Y. (2004)The purpose of this study was to examine the hypothesis that improved prediction of bioenergeties may be achieved when proxies are designed to simulate closely gold standard laboratory protocols. To accomplish this, a ... -
Greek adolescents, fitness, fatness, fat intake, activity, and coronary heart disease risk
Bouziotas, C.; Koutedakis, Y.; Nevill, A.; Ageli, E.; Tsigilis, N.; Nikolaou, A.; Nakou, A. (2004)Background: A dramatic increase in adult mortality rates from coronary heart disease (CHD) in Greece, accompanied by increased prevalence of CHD risk factors in children, has been documented. However, there is controversy ...