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[Purpose] Lack of exercise means the number of children likely to develop musculoskeletal diseases will rise. Our objective was to assess the current situation of children's exercise in Chiba. [Subjects and Methods] Some 336 children participated in a sports event. They performed seven exercise items and completed a questionnaire. We examined the relationships among motor items, musculoskeletal pain, and falling. [Results] The exercise items with large proportions of children reporting inability were sit-ups, push-ups, balance while crawling, and touching the toes while standing. Questionnaire responses showed 69.6% were exercising almost every day, 16.4% currently had musculoskeletal pain, while 37.2% had experienced it in the past, and 26.1% reported falling daily. For past musculoskeletal pain, squats and sit-ups showed significant results, and for motor items related to falling, push-ups, standing on tiptoe and one leg standing showed significant results. [Conclusion] It is possible that reduction in the ability to perform these basic motor functions may be a factor leading to future pain in exercisers and injuries due to falls.

Investigation of Children’s Motor Function and Motor Habits at a Sports Fair in Chiba