The relation between gross motor coordination and health-related physical fitness through raw and standardized measures from the KTK and Fitnessgram tests

Aim: The purpose of the current study was to investigate effects considering single/ combined and raw/ standardized measures from Körperkoordinationstest für Kinder (KTK) Fitnessgram tests on relation between GMC HRPF in four age-groups. Method: Participated five-hundred thirty-one children adolescents (279 boys). individuals were divided into groups: 4 7, 7 9.5, 9.5 12, 12 15 years age. We utilized KTK measure, respectively, HRPF. Bootstrap correlations χ2 performed for all individuals, each group controlling sex. Results: For raw scores, around (absolute) r = 0.37, except body composition, with large decreases when age tests, either quotient or categories, significant (around 0.34). Finally, broad categories (apt/non-apt coordinated/non-coordinated), association 0.16. Conclusions: found clear influences measure measures.