… independently mobile (with or without a walking aid) and physically able to take part in group
exercise… Our results showed perceived improvements in physical health, social support and …

… that children with ASD want to participate in outdoor physical activities (football, rope jumping,
walking etc.) rather than in the home environment. This situation is thought to reflect the …

… -cyclists’ perceived barriers are similar to the barriers cyclists … into significant barriers and
motivators for walking and cycling… health and concern with physical fitness. The affordability of …

… Girls’ Perceived Barriers to Participation in Physical Activity To explore perceived barriers to
… for adolescent girls or that they do not identify other activities such as walking to school and …

… qualitative studies exploring the perceptions of physical activity in people with lower limb …
For example, “I don’t know [if walking helps], that’s what we need to know” [Citation34]. Due …

… walking, running, and performing strength exercises as the … increase their recreational
physical activities. By doing so, we … also examined the perceived barriers of inactive individuals …

… perception of parent support,22, 23 perception of parent encouragement, peer support, and
number of active friends. Home environment variables included perceived … perception of the …

… ’s physical activity or capacity. This technology is a potential solution to reduce the physical
… technology; expected benefits and perceived barriers about exoskeleton adoption and use …

… ’s physical activity without changing the physical activity level … Walking and gardening were
the most popular activities for … RQs 3a and 3b asked about perceived barriers to tracker use. …

… in physical activity, including emotional well-being, enhanced cognitive function, and a higher
perceived … by the six-minute walk; see chapter 6 for Senior Fitness Test items and national …