Purpose. To examine the relationship between physical activity and (1) convenience of
destinations, measured by whether destinations (such as a park, trail, businesses, and …

To examine associations between perceived destination accessibility within different
distances from home and self-reported overall amounts of walking for different purposes …

Background Local destinations have previously been shown to be associated with higher
levels of both physical activity and walking, but little is known about how specific …

Background: This study examines the relationships between the availability and use of
recreational destinations and physical activity. Methods: Analysis included n= 1355 …

Objectives: To examine associations of perceived outdoor environment with the prevalence
and development of adaptive (eg, slower pace) and maladaptive (eg, avoiding walking) …

Objective: Outdoor mobility is critical for healthy aging, yet little is known about the factors
influencing mobility in the frail elderly. We investigated the role of individual and community …

Objectives: To examine the association between life-space mobility and different dimensions
of depressive symptoms among older community-dwelling people. Methods: Cross-sectional …

Previous studies have documented numerous health benefits of conducting regular physical
activity among older adults. The built environment is believed to be a key factor that can …

Participation in leisure and transport-related physical activities is generally viewed as the
main means of increasing overall physical activity levels of older adults. The success of any …

Mobility—the ability to move about in one's neighbourhood and maintain independence—is
essential for older adults' wellbeing. Neighbourhood environments support or hinder …