Preučevanje novih pristopov ugotavljanja stopnje telesne dejavnosti

Rimi  Pavlović; Vedrana Sember; Vesna  Štemberger

doi:10.52165/kinsi.30.1.120-126

Authors

Rimi Pavlović Pedagoška fakulteta, Univerza v Ljubljani
Vedrana Sember Fakulteta za šport, Univerza v Ljubljani
Vesna Štemberger Pedagoška fakulteta, Univerza v Ljubljani

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52165/kinsi.30.1.120-126

Keywords:

physical activity, public health, physical inactivity, objective measurements, subjective measurements, strategie

Abstract

Physical inactivity worldwide poses a significant risk to public health. The use of modern technology-based methods for the evaluation and understanding of behaviours related to physical activity is essential for crafting interventions aimed at promoting a more active population. This scholarly article explores innovative methods for assessing physical activity levels, categorized into objective and subjective approaches. Objective techniques, including wearable activity monitors, mobile health apps, environmental sensors, and geospatial analysis, are crucial for generating reliable and valid data across different demographics. Conversely, subjective methods like self-reports and diaries, though useful for studying larger populations, offer less data reliability. The methods discussed in this study provide profound insights into the behaviors associated with physical activity and assist in devising strategies to counteract rising global inactivity.

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Author Biographies

Rimi Pavlović, Pedagoška fakulteta, Univerza v Ljubljani

Didaktika športne vzgoje-asistent
Vedrana Sember, Fakulteta za šport, Univerza v Ljubljani

Organizacijske enote:

-Center za pedagoško dejavnost

-Katedra za pedagogiko in didaktiko športa

-Komisija za kadrovske zadeve pedagoških delavcev-član
Vesna Štemberger, Pedagoška fakulteta, Univerza v Ljubljani

Didaktika športne vzgoje-nosilka predmetov

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