A growing body of literature suggests that outdoor time is beneficial for physical and mental
health in childhood. Profound disparities exist in access to outdoor spaces (and the health …

Physical activity can have a profound impact on the cognitive, emotional, and social aspects
of our clients' lives, and can even boost and sustain therapy outcomes. And yet, family …

Background No tool exists to measure self-efficacy for overcoming lymphedema-related
exercise barriers in individuals with cancer-related lymphedema. However, an existing scale …

Parents and people living in poverty are less likely to engage in leisure-time physical
activity, yet these groups are underrepresented in socio-ecological studies of activity. To …

Objective: To evaluate a telephone counseling intervention that was designed to help
sedentary women begin and maintain a walking program. Methods: Females (N= 197) were …

OBJECTIVE: Physical inactivity is common among older populations and American Indians.
Our objective was to compare two methods for increasing physical activity and walking …

Purpose of the study The current study was designed to examine changes in falls efficacy
and physical activities among oldest-old and young-old participants in a falls risk-reduction …

Gender and cultural diversity are ever-present and powerful in sport, exercise, and
performance settings. Our cultural identities affect our behaviors and interactions with others …

Serious mental illness (SMI) and Latino ethnicity can produce a compounded health
disparity, placing individuals at particularly high risk for excess morbidity and premature …

Assessment of “exercise readiness” is a central component to the flexible non-linear
periodization (FNLP) method of organizing training workloads, but the underlying factor …