Research Article
Utility of Accelerometers to Measure Physical Activity in Children Attending an Obesity Treatment Intervention
Table 2
Children’s Activity from their diary that is likely to be partially or wholly unmonitored by the Uniaxial Accelerometer.
| | Baseline ( with diaries) | End-of-programme ( with diaries) | 9-month follow-up ( with diaries) |
| | Cycling | | | | | 1 day | 2 children | 1 child | 4 children | | 2 days | 2 children | — | — | | 3 days | 2 children | 1 child | — | | 4 days | — | — | 1 child | | 5 days | — | — | 1 child | | 6 days | — | — | — | | 7 days | 1 child | 1 child | — | | Scooter Riding(non-motorised) | | | | | 1 day | — | 2 children | 1 child | | 2 days | 3 children | 1 child | — | | 3 days | 1 child | — | — | | Roller Blading/ Ice skating | | | | | 1 day | 2 children | — | 1 child | | Swimming | | | | | 1 day | 5 children | 3 children | 8 children | | 5 days | 1 child | — | — |
| | Episodes of partially or wholly | 46 | 18 | 24 | | “Unmonitored” Activity | | | |
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