Purpose To investigate the level of exercise intention and its associated factors among
persons post-stroke using the Theory of Planned Behavior. Patients and Methods In this …

Background Exercise preference in stroke survivors is related to their adherence to long-
term rehabilitation regimen and functional recovery. Although explored recently, the term …

Background It is critical for stroke survivors in working age to develop skills and confidence
for long-term self-management of physical activity and exercise training to maintain a …

Background. Stroke leads to physical problems, commonly paralysis, cognitive, sensory,
perceptual and communication problem. Physical inactivity among stroke patients is high in …

Purpose: Exercise-after-stroke programmes are increasingly being provided to encourage
more physical exercise among stroke survivors, but little is known about what motivates …

Background/aims: People with stroke continue to lead sedentary lives despite the multiple
benefits of exercise. Knowledge regarding stroke survivors' conception of exercise, which is …

Objective. To explore exercise preferences in stroke survivors and controls. Methods. A
novel scale—the Exercise Preference Questionnaire—was developed for this study. This …

Background Exercise after stroke has the potential to increase survivors' physical function
and decrease disability. However, despite health professional reporting they recommend …

Background Levels of physical activity after stroke are low, despite multiple health benefits.
We explored stroke survivors' perceived barriers, motivators, self-efficacy and intention to …

Aim. To describe exercise preferences and to investigate the contribution of exercise
preferences, walking ability, and current levels of physical activity in predicting exercise …