Sylvia Titze

TL;DR: The existing evidence reinforces the current efforts to promote cycling as an important contributor for better population health, and was strong for fitness benefits, moderate for benefits in cardiovascular risk factors, and inconclusive for all‐cause mortality, coronary heart disease morbidity and mortality, cancer risk, and overweight and obesity.

TL;DR: Modately strong evidence showed that both running and football improve aerobic fitness and cardiovascular function at rest, and football reduces adiposity, and future research should address the health effects of different sport disciplines using rigorous research designs.

TL;DR: In addition to cycling-related social support and perceived benefits and barriers, bike lane connectivity may be an important determinant of cycling as a means of transportation among adult city dwellers.

TL;DR: GPS is a promising tool for improving understanding of the spatial context of physical activity and the choice of an appropriate device and efforts to maximize participant adherence are key to improving data quality, especially over longer study periods.

TL;DR: It is suggested that multiplayer classes may increase children's motivation to play interactive dance simulation video games.