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Sports, physical activity and academic performance : promoting physical activity among adolescents

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Table 1. Total number of sessions offered for each activity
Table 2. FunAction Sample Description
Figure 1. frequency of Participation in FunAction Activities for Boys and Girls Over the course ofthe 16 week intervention, 93 out of the 131 (71%) students in the intervention group participated in at least one activity offered by FunAction
Table 3. Mean* Pretest (LTPA) and Physical Activity Enjoyment (PAE) Scores of Intervention Group Boys and Girls according to Three Categories of Participation
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