SINGAPORE - Children and adolescents are not making full use of the spaces Singapore provides for physical activity and movement. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Children and adolescents are not making full use of the spaces Singapore provides for physical activity and movement.
The main data sources for Singapore included the National Sports Participation Survey and the Growing Up in Singapore Towards Healthy Outcomes cohort study, which were conducted before Covid-19. Singapore scored C- for overall physical activity – not quite meeting the global recommendation of at least 60 minutes on average of moderate to vigorous exercise per day.
The three other researchers involved in the study were Ms Zoey Tay, a research associate, Ms Chen Bozhi and Ms Kiran Yan Kui – the last two were formerly from the same school. “Now there is no incentive to go to parks to just walk, unless they are looking for a specific playground or an attraction to visit,” said the housewife.
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