Rationale Physical activity can reduce the risk of chronic illnesses, frailty and deterioration of
cognitive function in older adults yet few older adults meet recommended levels of physical …

Overwhelming evidence supports the health benefits of physical activity and the negative
health consequences associated with physical inactivity. Nonetheless, the vast majority of …

Background While there is substantial evidence on the relationship between life satisfaction
and present physical activity (PA), less is known about which specific PA biographies are …

Introduction Physical activity (PA) is critical for disease prevention and maintaining
functional ability with aging. Despite this, as many as 50% of older adults in populations …

Most Canadian older adults do not meet physical activity recommendations. Researchers
have investigated participation barriers and facilitators, with little consideration given to how …

Objective: The specialised literature indicates that the two key aspects in active ageing are
performing physical activity and life satisfaction. Regarding physical activity, this not only …

Objective: The present study examined how expectations regarding aging (ERA) influence
physical activity participation and physical function. Method: We surveyed 148 older adults …

Physical activity and wellbeing in older adults is a global priority in combating negative
economic consequences associated with population aging. Quantitative research using a …

Physical experience has a significant effect on older adults, especially on enhancing
psychological well-being. A cross-sectional survey were conducted with 120 healthy older …

Background Physical inactivity accounts for 9% of all deaths worldwide and is among the top
10 risk factors for global disease burden. Nearly half of people aged over 60 years are …