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PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to examine the prevalence of strength training among Japanese elementary school children, and to identify the characteristics of individuals who engage in strength training. METHODS: This study is a secondary analysis of the SSF National Sports-Life Survey 2012 conducted by the Sasakawa Sports Foundation. In this study, data of elementary school children (n=1,289) were utilized. A logistic-regression analysis was conducted, setting dependent variable as strength training in the past one year and independent variables as school grade, gender, obesity level, educational background of parents, participation in sports clubs, and parental co-participation in exercises and sports. RESULTS: Totally, 7.4% of children engaged in strength training in past one year. Logistic regression analysis revealed that higher school grade, participation in sports clubs, and parental co-participation in exercises and sports were significantly correlated with strength training in

Prevalence and Correlates of Strength Training among Japanese Elementary School Children : Analysis of SSF National Sports-Life Survey 2012