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Aerobic fitness in Southern Chinese primary school childrenCheng, Chi-hong.; 鄭子康.2005387
Determinants of sustained volunteerism in Hong KongCheung, Chor-heung, Joanna.; 張楚香.2009398
Development and validation of objective measures to study the effects of the built environment on residents' walkingChan, Ka-wai; 陳家煒2009315
Establishing criteria to assess levels of habitual activity in Hong Kong studentsWong, Peggy.; 黃碧琪.2005430
Exploring cortical activity during implicit and explicit processes in motor learningZhu, Fan, Frank; 朱凡2010286
Exploring the impact of core stability on performanceTse, Michael A.2009380
Exploring the interaction between implicit and explicit processes in motor learningPoolton, Jamie M.2007260
How the built environment affects physical activity and healthChan, Kwok-cheung, Anson.; 陳國璋.2010472
Motivational orientations and sport participation in youth : a comparison of achievement goal theory and reversal theorySit, Hui-ping, Cindy; 薛慧萍2002349
Perceived self, parental and situational factors in physical activity participatory behavior of Hong Kong children and youthChow, Chi-kin.; 周志堅.2002586
Some associations between neighbourhood recreation facilities and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity in Hong KongLee, Ka-yiu.; 李嘉耀.2012192
The attentional demands of implicit motor learningLam, W. K.; 林永佳.2008442
The conversion of sedentary time to active time in childrenMellecker, Robin Rochelle.2010313
The effects of socio-economic status on physical activity participation in Hong Kong adolescentsLee, Lok-chun, Janet.; 李樂真.2012258
The health-related benefits of dog-ownership in Hong KongChow, Lok-yan.; 周樂欣.2012206
The pattern of physical activity in childrenChu, Yuet-wah.; 朱月華.2007327
The relationship between fundamental movement skills and physical activity in children with and without cerebral palsyCapio, Catherine Mamaid.2012102
The role of movement specific reinvestment, fall efficacy and perception in walking and falling in community-dwelling older adultsin Hong KongWong, Wai-lung.; 黃偉龍.2012160
Thinking the unthinkableLing, Chun-man.; 凌振文.2011135