Effect of a Trampoline Exercise on the Anthropometric Measures and Motor Performance of Adolescent Students.

Background: Physical exercises can influence some anthropometric and fitness components differently. The aim of present study was to evaluate how a relatively long-term training program in 11-14-year-old male Iranian students affects their anthropometric and motor performance measures.

Methods: Measurements were conducted on the anthropometric and fitness components of participants (n = 28) prior to and following the program.

Fundamental Movement Skills among Iranian Primary School Children.

Objective: To determine the relationship between anthropometric indicators, physical activity (PA) and socioeconomic status (SES) with fundamental movement skills (FMS) among Iranian male students.

Materials And Methods: In this descriptive study, based on SES scores, 241 students (7-10 years) were randomly selected and classified in high, medium and low groups. All children were measured by 8 morphology anthropometric measures.