Complex, comparative analysis of the interactions between regular health promotion physical activity, quality of life, motor abilities and body composition among students living in the Carpathian Basin within the framework of a Hungarian-Romanian-Slovak cooperation project

The purpose of the cooperation and research planned in the framework of this Hungarian-Romanian-Slovak cooperation project is to prove the beneficial effects of regular health promotion physical activity including the school PE lessons on body composition, motor skills and quality of life. The basic concept is that the regular, daily physical activity, so the everyday PE in schools in Hungary has more significant positive effects than the two or three PE lessons per week that is applied in practice in Romania or Slovakia. The project can also answer the question of how the changes in body composition are related to the development of motor skills. Furthermore we can investigate how these two indicators correlate together with the changes in the quality of life of the participants.