… perceived opportunities to reduce sedentary time and therefore increase physical activity early
after stroke… walking reduced physical activity opportunities for stroke survivors with greater …

… are essential to reduce disability and improve fitness, walking capacity and balance after
stroke [5, 6], yet underused components of poststroke care [7]. Recent studies have shown that …

… brain injuries, such as stroke, also significantly affect older adults, with the risk of stroke doubling
for every decade of life after 55… I started walking around the house a little bit as soon as I …

… Therefore, this study details the development of a questionnaire to measure the
perceived barriers to regular PA in stroke survivors and assesses its psychometric properties. …

… independent walking matter to individuals after brain injury. … Acquired brain injury (ABI) can
result in profound loss of skills and … ABI affects all ages, with causes including stroke, trauma, …

… to get healthy, with two types being physical (eg, walking every morning) and cognitive (eg, …
types of barriers to physical exercise/activity described in a study of individuals post-stroke by …

… Following acquired brain injury, improving walking ability is one of the most important goals
… The accurate definition of this fear is low perceived self-efficacy in avoiding falls in essential, …

… acquired brain injury (ABI) resulting from stroke or traumatic … , affects balance and reduces
a person's ability to walk. … Their independent lists were compared, and any diverging opinions …

… physical activity targets and encouragement to walk … physical inactivity and common
post-stroke disabilities [Citation4]. Since one of the perceived barriers to physical activity after stroke …

… then because at first, I couldn't stand on my own and then I could walk, barely, but I could …
neuroplasticity early after stroke, during which the brain's dynamic response to injury is …