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Table 3 The association between BMI and hand grip strength, vertical jump and sit-and-reach in children and adolescents aged 7–18 in China, 2014

From: Muscle fitness and its association with body mass index in children and adolescents aged 7–18 years in China: a cross-sectional study

Hand grip strength

Model 1a

Model 2

B

SE

95% CI

p

B

SE

95% CI

p

Age

2.253

0.038

2.178

2.328

< 0.001

2.275

0.038

2.200

2.350

< 0.001

Sex (ref = girls)

6.546

0.239

6.077

7.015

< 0.001

6.580

0.236

6.117

7.043

< 0.001

Residential areas (ref = rural)

0.196

0.255

−0.304

0.695

0.442

0.203

0.256

−0.704

0.298

0.427

Shaanxi (ref = Hainan)

0.822

0.270

0.293

1.352

0.002

0.467

0.272

−0.065

0.999

0.086

Thinness (ref = normal weight)

−2.997

0.355

−3.693

−2.301

< 0.001

Overweight/obesity (ref = normal weight)

1.220

0.477

0.285

2.155

0.011

Vertical jump

 Age

0.475

0.046

0.385

0.564

< 0.001

0.442

0.046

0.351

0.532

< 0.001

 Sex (ref = girls)

5.107

0.267

4.584

5.631

< 0.001

5.179

0.267

4.656

5.701

< 0.001

 Residential areas (ref = rural)

−0.145

0.304

−0.740

0.450

0.632

0.109

0.309

−0.496

0.715

0.723

 Thinness (ref = normal weight)

0.230

0.385

−0.524

0.985

0.550

 Overweight/obesity (ref = normal weight)

−2.681

0.655

−3.965

−1.397

< 0.001

Sit-and-reach

 Age

0.998

0.056

0.888

1.108

< 0.001

0.981

0.057

0.870

1.092

< 0.001

 Sex (ref = girls)

−3.193

0.327

−3.834

−2.553

< 0.001

− 3.114

0.327

− 3.754

− 2.473

< 0.001

 Residential areas (ref = rural)

0.180

0.371

−0.907

0.548

0.628

−0.177

0.379

−0.921

0.566

0.640

 Thinness (ref = normal weight)

−1.313

0.467

−2.228

−0.399

0.005

 Overweight/obesity (ref = normal weight)

−1.623

0.813

−3.216

−0.030

0.046

  1. BMI body mass index (kg/m2), B regression coefficient, SE standard error of regression coefficient, CI confidence interval
  2. aModel 1: adjusted for age, sex, residential areas and study sites; Model 2: adjusted for age, sex, residential areas, study sites (if applicable) and BMI. Age was analyzed as continuous data; sex, BMI, residential areas and study sites were set as dummy variables