Purpose The goal of this meta-analysis was to aggregate available empirical studies on the
effects of physical exercise on executive functions in preadolescent children (6–12 years of …

We reviewed the evidence for the use of cardiovascular exercise to improve memory and
explored potential mechanisms. Data from 29 and 21 studies including acute and long-term …

The primary purpose of this study was to examine, using meta-analytical techniques, the
differential effects of differing intensities of acute exercise on speed and accuracy of …

In light of the interrelation between motor and cognitive development and the predictive
value of the former for the latter, the secular decline observed in motor coordination ability as …

We present here a comprehensive, neurocognitive model to account for the psychological
consequences of acute exercise. There is a substantial amount of disparate research and …

Regular physical activity has a positive impact on cognition and brain function. Here we
investigated if a single bout of exercise can improve motor memory and motor skill learning …

Physical and cognitive training seem to counteract age‐related decline in physical and
mental function. Recently, the possibility of integrating cognitive demands into physical …

Objective The current study assessed the effects of acute exercise on three core executive
functions in preadolescents and controlled for the moderating role of age. Design A true …

Long-term exercise is associated with improved performance on a variety of cognitive tasks
including attention, executive function, and long-term memory. Remarkably, recent studies …

In this study, we tested the effect of acute exercise on long-term memory, specifically the
timing of exercise relative to the memory challenge. We assessed memory via paragraph …