A cross-sectional study exploring the relationship between age, gender, and physical measures with adequacy in and predilection for physical activity

Table 3 Variables significantly associated with adequacy and predilection obtained from stepwise multiple regression analyses

CSAPPA subscale	Significant variables	MS	Unstandardized 尾	r ²	95% CI
Adequacy	PACER shuttle run	16,762.0	0.064	0.109	0.057鈥�0.071
	CAMSA	9806.2	0.173	0.128	0.146鈥�0.200
	Age	6836.7	鈭�0.374	0.134	鈭�0.457 鈥� 鈭掆€�0.292
	Handgrip strength	5351.3	0.037	0.140	0.027鈥�0.047
	Gender	4341.5	0.589	0.142	0.407鈥�0.771
	Sit and reach	3708.2	0.029	0.145	0.018鈥�0.040
	Plank	3210.1	0.004	0.147	0.002鈥�0.006
Predilection	PACER shuttle run	28,466.7	0.090	0.099	0.079鈥�0.100
	CAMSA	16,652.7	0.239	0.115	0.202鈥�0.276
	Age	11,994.9	鈭�0.621	0.125	鈭�0.737 鈥� 鈭�0.504
	Handgrip strength	9385.5	0.044	0.130	0.028鈥�0.060
	Plank	7739.4	0.009	0.134	0.006鈥�0.012
	Sit and reach	6566.0	0.030	0.136	0.015鈥�0.045
	BMI (z)	5653.1	0.144	0.137	0.036鈥�0.252
	Gender	4963.8	鈭�0.280	0.137	鈭�0.532 鈥� 鈭掆€�0.028

BMI body mass index, CAMSA Canadian Agility and Movement Skill Assessment, CI confidence interval, CSAPPA Children鈥檚 Self-Perception and Adequacy in and Predilection for Physical Activity, MS Mean Square, PACER Progressive Aerobic Cardiovascular Endurance Run

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