… walking. Lack of facilities was also found to be an important barrier to participation in physical
activity … 77.3 years) perceived ‘feeling tired’ as a common barrier, leading to a higher risk of …

… physical activity (PA) interventions for African American (AA) women are the specific barriers
AA … Identification and critical examination of these barriers is the first step in developing …

… takes place, such as a lack of walking, running, or … in physical activity that is seen with age,
we hypothesized that both the average frequency and diversity of barriers to physical activity …

… Additionally, environmental correlates of walking and physical activity may differ in urban …
Stratification by perceived barriers had little impact on the prevalence of transportation walking …

… , unavailability of staff for assistance, or unsafe areas or streets in which to walk. In general,
… the personal barriers associated with insufficient PA. Removing perceived barriers does not …

… to physical activity, including self-efficacy, as well as the perceived barriers to and benefits of
physical activity … Citation8 For specific activities, our study showed a preference for walking, …

… physical activities (with examples of each) during free time in a typical week. For walking, mild,
moderate and strenuous physical activities … no perspiration, a casual walk), moderate (Not …

… perceived barriers may help to address appropriate issues when developing innovative
approaches aimed at increasing physical activity among children through active commuting. …

… that perceived barriers are higher, and perceived … seen as an opportunity for PA (eg through
walking some of the journey). On the contrary, commuting was generally seen as a barrier to …

… Public health goals of increased physical activity and societal interest in alternatives to
automobile transportation place a focus on active modes of transport such as walking and cycling. …