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. 2014 Jun 18;14:619. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-14-619

Table 1.

Comparison of cardiorespiratory fitness and jumping distance of Gulu sample to global normative values

Gender Age: 11 years
Age: 12 years
Age: 13 years
Age: 14 years
Gulu Norms Gulu Norms Gulu Norms Gulu Norms
Multi-stage fitness test (km/hr): crude mean (95% CI)
 
Boys
10.82
10.72
10.69*
10.95
10.95*
11.17
11.32*
11.52
 
(10.51 to 11.13)
(10.70 to 10.74)
(10.53 to 10.85)
(10.94 to 10.97)
(10.82 to 11.07)
(11.15 to 11.18)
(11.18 to 11.46)
(11.50 to 11.53)
 
n = 44
n = 15 480
n = 141
n = 24 544
n = 232
n = 27 535
n = 198
n = 27 106
Girls
9.65*
10.14
9.69*
10.24
9.87*
10.22
9.65*
10.31
 
(9.47 to 9.83)
(10.12 to 10.15)
(9.55 to 9.82)
(10.23 to 10.25)
(9.76 to 9.98)
(10.21 to 10.23)
(9.51 to 9.78)
(10.30 to 10.32)
 
n = 90
n = 15 446
n = 174
n = 24 255
n = 291
n = 27 110
n = 276
n = 24 924
Standing broad jump (cm): crude mean (95% CI)
Boys
165.48*
154.00
171.59*
165.00
182.47*
176.00
195.11*
187.00
 
(160.84 to 170.12)
(153.55 to 154.45)
(169.12 to 174.06)
(164.64 to 165.36)
(179.97 to 184.97)
(175.57 to 176.43)
(192.46 to 197.76)
(186.56 to 187.44)
 
n = 44
n = 10 045
n = 141
n = 15 313
n = 231
n = 12 052
n = 195
n = 12 415
Girls
158.13*
145.00
160.05*
152.00
165.02*
157.00
166.50*
160.00
 
(155.00 to 161.26)
(144.57 to 145.43)
(157.71 to 162.39)
(151.65 to 152.35)
(162.92 to 167.11)
(156.59 to 157.41)
(164.37 to 168.63)
(159.59 to 160.41)
  n = 91 n = 9 933 n = 175 n = 16 198 n = 292 n = 12 143 n = 278 n = 12 139

Multi-stage fitness test and standing broad jump global norms sourced from Tomkinson et al. (2008) and Olds et al. (2006) [14,20].

*Statistically significant difference at baseline when comparing means of Gulu sample vs normative values (p < 0.05).