A recent study on the physical fitness of the University of South Australia in the University of South Australia shows that Australian children are among the 50 countries surveyed, with only the 35th. The study conducted an aerobic fitness test for 110,000 children aged 9 to 17, according to the Australian National Station. The researchers asked the children to complete a 20-meter turn-back and then collect the required data. The ranking of Australian children is far below that of Tanzania, Iceland and Estonia.
Dr. Tim Olds, the chief researcher at the study, said that the degree of "Australia`s children can only be in the middle if all the children of the world are in the race." and lung health is a good indicator of physical health, and there is evidence that the child`s heart and lung health is high, the body will be healthier and the life is longer, and one of the important findings of our "Another lead researcher, Grant Tomkinson, said," is that, The income inequality, the gap between the rich and the poor have a close relationship with the cardiopulmonary health. The country with a small gap between rich and poor, the child`s heart and lung health is better. "In this test, the physical ability of the Tanzanian children is first place. Iceland, Estonia, Norway, and Japan have a good performance. The worst is Mexico, Peru, Latvia, Children in the United States and South Korea. The research has been published in the UK Journal of Sports Medicine.
