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Associations of active commuting with body fat and visceral adipose tissue: a cross-sectional population based study in the UK

by Admin1 | Jan 1, 2018

The promotion of active travel (walking and cycling) is one promising approach to prevent the development of obesity and related cardio-metabolic disease. However the associations between active travel and adiposity remain uncertain. We used the Fenland study (a...

Changes in active commuting and changes in physical activity in adults: a cohort study

by Admin1 | Dec 18, 2015

Background Active travel is associated with greater physical activity, but there is a dearth of research examining this relationship over time. We examined the longitudinal associations between change in time spent in active commuting and changes in recreational and...

Quantifying the physical activity energy expenditure of commuters using a combination of global positioning system and combined heart rate and movement sensors

by Admin1 | Oct 9, 2015

Background Active commuting may help to increase adults’ physical activity levels. However, estimates of its energy cost are derived from a small number of studies which are laboratory-based or use self-reported measures. Methods Adults working in Cambridge (UK)...

Development of methods to objectively identify time spent using active and motorised modes of travel to work: how do self-reported measures compare?

by Admin1 | Sep 19, 2014

Background Active commuting may make an important contribution to population health. Accurate measures of these behaviours are required, but it is unknown how self-reported estimates compare to those derived from objective measures. We sought to develop methods for...

Associations between active commuting and physical activity in working adults: Cross-sectional results from the Commuting and Health in Cambridge study

by Admin1 | Sep 3, 2012

Objective To quantify the association between time spent in active commuting and in moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in a sample of working adults living in both urban and rural locations. Methods In 2009, participants in the Commuting and Health in...

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Associations of active commuting with body fat and visceral adipose tissue: a cross-sectional population based study in the UK

Changes in active commuting and changes in physical activity in adults: a cohort study

Quantifying the physical activity energy expenditure of commuters using a combination of global positioning system and combined heart rate and movement sensors

Development of methods to objectively identify time spent using active and motorised modes of travel to work: how do self-reported measures compare?

Associations between active commuting and physical activity in working adults: Cross-sectional results from the Commuting and Health in Cambridge study

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Associations of active commuting with body fat and visceral adipose tissue: a cross-sectional population based study in the UK

Changes in active commuting and changes in physical activity in adults: a cohort study

Quantifying the physical activity energy expenditure of commuters using a combination of global positioning system and combined heart rate and movement sensors

Development of methods to objectively identify time spent using active and motorised modes of travel to work: how do self-reported measures compare?

Associations between active commuting and physical activity in working adults: Cross-sectional results from the Commuting and Health in Cambridge study

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