This qualitative study identified influences on participation in physical activity among seniors
living in the community and in long-term care facilities. A total of 24 seniors participated in …

This qualitative study investigated individual and situational factors influencing physical
activity (PA) practices of elders in residential-care/assisted-living (RC/AL) communities. This …

Background: Physical activity trends have a negative correlation between age and level of
activity. Older adults with chronic diseases because of a preponderance of health problems …

In this descriptive, qualitative research study, the researchers used semistructured
interviews with older adults who engaged in regular physical activity to identify common …

Purpose: Despite numerous established benefits of exercise, many older adults do not get
enough. The purpose of this study was to identify facilitators and barriers to physical …

Background Older people are being encouraged to be physically active for as long as
possible as a preventive measure against disease and functional decline. It remains …

Performing functional activities and exercising are important for older adults living in long-
term care settings. Participation in these activities not only improves and maintains function …

BACKGROUND Women are less likely than men to be physically active and more likely to
reduce their physical activity as they age. The objective of this research was to understand …

Aims.(1) To explore the types and three components (frequency, duration and caloric
expenditure) of leisure‐time physical activity in community older people with chronic …

Physical activity has been linked to positive health outcomes for frail seniors. However, our
understanding of factors that influence the physical activity of residents in the long-term care …