Journal of Exercise Science & Fitness 

TL;DR: The most common methods currently being used to measure physical activity and sedentary behavior in children are overviewed, noting the strengths and limitations of each instrument.

TL;DR: Key aspects of futsal such as match analysis, physiological demands, energy requirements, fitness measurements, and skill requirements are examined to examine key aspects of the sport.

TL;DR: In this article, fitness training can be divided into aerobic, anaerobic and specific muscle training, and each type of training has a number of subcategories, which allows for a precise execution of the training when the aim of training is known.

TL;DR: The dual-mode theory as mentioned in this paper proposes that affective responses to exercise are governed by the interplay of factors influenced by the metabolic demands of exercise intensity, and that self-selected exercise intensity and self-regulation using an affective scale that involves key processes underpinning the dualmode theory will be considered.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore the possible differences in body image, emotional intelligence, anxiety levels and disordered eating attitudes in a group of Taekwondo and Judo athletes and non-athletes.