After reviewing a couple of research studies on the latest exergaming craze - Pokemon Go
(Summer 2016), it was interesting to see this study released in the British Medical Journal regarding the health impact of playing.
Results
Discussion
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(Summer 2016), it was interesting to see this study released in the British Medical Journal regarding the health impact of playing.
Results
- NSD in physical activity (steps) PG players vs non-PG players in 6 week trial
- SD in steps taken in early weeks
Discussion
- As in many exergaming studies, the short-term always bodes well for the interaction and physical activity, however the long term effects are always (almost) weaker and sometimes NSD.
(via Techcrunch)
Click here to read more of ExerGame Lab's archived posts involving research studies.
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