The developmental associations between actual motor competence (MC), perceived
physical competence (PC), and health-related fitness (HRF) in schoolchildren were …

The purpose of this study was to investigate whether perceived motor competence and
components of health-related physical fitness mediated the relationship between actual …

This study examined motor competence (MC) behavior in 6-to 14-year-old children, and
investigated the differences in health-related fitness (HRF) between high and low MC …

The purpose of this study was to investigate reciprocal relationships among students' motor
competence (MC)(leaping, throwing, catching, jumping skills), perceived physical …

This study examined the relationship between perceived motor competence, actual motor
competence and physical activity. In particular, it aimed to identify the impact of perceived …

There is a limited understanding about the relative importance of perceived and actual
competence on emergent physical activity levels in children and whether there is a …

The purposes of the study were:(1) to investigate the associations between fundamental
motor skills (FMS), health-related fitness (HRF) and physical activity (PA) during middle …

Objectives: To examine if the relationship between physical activity (PA) and actual motor
competence (MC) in British early years children is mediated by their perceived MC. Design …

Background and aims In the last twenty years, there has been increasing evidence that
Motor Competence (MC) is vital for developing an active and healthy lifestyle. This study …

Conclusion The content in this Special Issue contributes to the gap regarding the
association of actual and perceived MC with health-related factors. The longitudinal …