Noriteru Morita

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Noriteru Morita is a Professor at Hokkaido Kyoiku Daigaku - Iwamizawa, Japan. His research interests focus on the effects of physical activity and exercise on cognitive performance and academic achievement, with recent publications exploring the relationship between exercise and memory, the impact of sports participation on academic outcomes, and the validity of agility tests specific to soccer goalkeepers. He is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the fields of exercise science and educational performance.

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2020

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Toru Ishihara

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Kobe University

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Keita Kamijo

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University of Tsukuba

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Chiaki Ishiguro

Sacred Heart University

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Muscular stress is equal when resistance exercise with blood flow restriction is matched in total work volume: A cross-sectional, cross-over study.

Movement boosts memory: Investigating the effects of acute exercise on episodic long-term memory

Extracurricular music and visual arts activities are related to academic performance improvement in school-aged children

Reliability and validity of a reactive agility test with soccer goalkeeper-specific movements for adolescents.

Reliability and Validity of a Novel Reactive Agility Test with Soccer Goalkeeper-Specific Movements

Content validity and reliability of an enjoyable multicomponent agility test for boys: The N-challenge test

Author Correction: Differential effects of changes in cardiorespiratory fitness on worst- and best- school subjects.

Differential effects of changes in cardiorespiratory fitness on worst- and best- school subjects.

Relationship of participation in specific sports to academic performance in adolescents: A 2‐year longitudinal study

Longitudinal relationship of favorable weight change to academic performance in children

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Toru Ishihara

Keita Kamijo

Chiaki Ishiguro

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