Background Exercise after stroke has the potential to increase survivors' physical function
and decrease disability. However, despite health professional reporting they recommend …

Background/aims: People with stroke continue to lead sedentary lives despite the multiple
benefits of exercise. Knowledge regarding stroke survivors' conception of exercise, which is …

Purpose: Exercise-after-stroke programmes are increasingly being provided to encourage
more physical exercise among stroke survivors, but little is known about what motivates …

Physical activity after stroke may prevent disability and stroke recurrence; yet, physical
impairments may inhibit post-stroke exercise and subsequently limit recovery. The goal of …

The objective of this research was to understand the process of commitment to exercise
participation for functional recovery among community‐living survivors of stroke following …

Stroke survivors experience marked reduction in physical activity and fitness. Regular
physical fitness training, started early poststroke, could help recovery in the long term and is …

Aims Stroke is a leading cause of disability in Australia, having an associated decline in
functional activities and socialization over time. This article discusses an exploration of …

Physical activity is essential for all stroke survivors; it reduces blood pressure and
cholesterol, supports weight management, and contributes to better brain health and …

Purpose To further understand social and leisure (SL) participation after stroke and how it
can be supported in a long-term perspective, this study aims to deepen the understanding of …

Background Levels of physical activity after stroke are low, despite multiple health benefits.
We explored stroke survivors' perceived barriers, motivators, self-efficacy and intention to …