'Sportmotorische Bestandesaufnahme': criterion- vs. norm-based reference values of fitness tests for Swiss first grade children.

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Andreas Krebs

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Jessica Siegenthaler

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Kurt Murer

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Laura Tomatis

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10.1080/17461391.2014.918659

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