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. 2015 Sep 8;19(7):1279–1287. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015002566

Table 2.

CRF variables for fitness participants in the OSSLS2, stratified by sex and BMI classification

20 m shuttle run (stage) VO2max (ml/kg per min) High CRF according to the FITNESSGRAM® cut-offs*
Mean sd P Mean sd P n %§ P ||
Total sample (n 279) 7·3 1·5 45·8 3·8 246 88
Sex
Girls (n 146) 6·3 1·2 43·3 3·3 133 90
Boys (n 133) 8·3 1·2 <0·001 48·5 3·2 <0·001 113 85 0·453
BMI category
Non-overweight (n 219) 7·6 1·3 46·8 3·4 207 95
Overweight (n 60) 5·9 1·8 0·003 42·2 4·9 0·003 39 65 0·003

CRF, cardiorespiratory fitness; OSSLS2, Otago School Students Lifestyle Survey Two; PCA, principal components analysis.

*

Criterion VO2max of 42 ml/kg/min and 35 ml/kg/min for 14–18-year-old boys and girls, respectively( 7 ).

Standard deviations adjusted for clustering by school.

Linear regression with the PCA-derived dietary patterns as the dependent variables, sex or BMI category as the independent variable, additionally adjusted for age, sex or overweight status, and school decile, with clustering by school and robust standard errors.

§

Row percentage, unadjusted for confounders.

||

P for χ 2 test for differences between sexes and BMI categories, adjusted for clustering by school.