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perceived barriers are likely, based on their … C: Identifying correlates of walking for exercise: an …

… that they were engaged in regular PA (eg walking, bike riding) on a daily basis; in addition
pram walking was described as the activity most commonly and regularly used. The following …

… physical activity at 28%, followed by ‘not the sporty type’ at 25% (Table 5). The remaining
perceived barriers to increase one’s physical activity … in gardening and walking and had lower …

… in perceived barriers to safe walking and … perceived crime and animals as barriers to
walking could help reduce racial/ethnic differences in physical activity, and several barriers …

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… walks and how much they walk for physical activity; 2) identify places where people are most
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… Physical activitypreferences, preferred sources ofassistance and perceived barriers to
increased activity among physically inactive Australians. Preventive Medicine, 26, 131-137. Booth, …

… of the perceived barriers and motivators to physical activity after … to target barriers, while
building upon perceived motivators to … The cohort study showed walking limitations and walking …