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STRUCTURE AND LEVEL OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN AGED 11 – 12 ACCORDING TO THE BODY WEIGHT

The main objective of the research was to analyze the extent, structure and character of a weekly physical activity in 11–12year old children (differentiated according to the body weight) from standard classes and to define the principal determinants for positive changes in their life style. Overweight children (apparently girls) have expressively lower level of physical activity than pupils with normal body weight. Walking was dominant and swimming the most favourite kind of physical activity in all these sets. Girls, regardless of whether being overweight or non-overweight, prefer cycling, skating (including roller-skating) and running. Boys on the same age prefer sport and motor games (football and basketball), followed by cycling and running.