[PDF] Top 20 Effects of aerobic training on physical activity in people with stroke: protocol for a randomized controlled trial

... of physical activity levels, since it does not pro- vide any information regarding important parameters of physical activity, such as intensity or duration [15, ...assess physical ... See full document

... with stroke [20, 23, 26–28] given that walking on inclined surfaces is an activity commonly faced by community- dwelling people with locomotor impairments ...after training on an inclined ... See full document

... for physical activity practice; usage of oxygen therapy; evidence of dementia, evaluated by Mini-Mental State Evaluation; 15 history of brain injury; history of stroke; ... See full document

... after stroke, is that the benefit is only partially maintained beyond the period of intervention ...support stroke survivors to exercise independ- ently in the long term ...for stroke survivors after ... See full document

... of aerobic activities completed) during su- pervised and unsupervised exercise sessions into a data- base that was maintained at the recreational facilities in Edmonton and Calgary during the year-long interven- ... See full document

... a randomized controlled feasibility trial recruiting 50 individuals with upper-limb motor impairment after ...hospital stroke services and community therapy-provider ...electronically ... See full document

... positive effects in both groups, except for the domain related to the limitations due to physical prob- lems measured by the Short Form Health Survey scores, in which experimental group (EG) obtained ... See full document

... beneficial effects of physical activity after stroke on ADL and walking speed is still ...on physical activity-based interventions featured limited sample sizes and had a ... See full document

... the trial after they have received the standardized oral and written information, will be randomized to receive hip strengthening (H), quadriceps- based training (Q), or control group ... See full document

... Findings from animal research have generated several hypotheses to explain the cognition-enhancing effects of PA. These include neurogenesis [28,29], increased cerebral blood flow [30], reduced neuroinflammation ... See full document

... to-one training with the lead intervention coordinator prior to the start of the trial at each site, and the inter- vention coordinator will be available for consultation throughout the ...the ... See full document

... the physical changes of pregnancy and due to a combination of social and psychological factors, such as the thinking that resting during preg- nancy is the safest behaviour [17, ...exercise training during ... See full document

... Part of the challenge in evaluating obesity prevention interventions is the selection of the most appropriate out- come measure. Although BMI is considered a good meas- ure of adiposity change in growing children [51], ... See full document

... derive training group effect sizes; these ranged from ...cognitive training and found effect sizes of ...tive training interventions in schizophrenia [68] found moderate to large effect sizes on ... See full document

... first randomized controlled trial evaluating the effects of an aquatic phys- ical exercise program on GDM ...These effects may facilitate the practice of physical exercise by ... See full document

... causes, effects, and management of reduced exercise capacity in these individuals would be ...of physical fitness (reduced exercise capacity and muscle strength) limit the ability of adults with DS to ... See full document

... endurance training due to the lack of randomized ...with aerobic endurance ...power. Aerobic endurance training led to an increased pain threshold in experimentally-induced ...exercise ... See full document

... adverse effects. There is very limited research on Tai Chi training and ...Chi training may have an effect in eld- erly patients with BPH, the intervention failed to prove the hypotheses in terms of ... See full document

... One limitation of this study was that we were not able to blind the therapists, volunteers, or participants, which might affect the intervention effects. For example, some participants might feel discouraged to be ... See full document

... and aerobic training) were also significant ( p = ...the aerobic training and was trending towards a decrease in concurrent training compared to the control ...28], aerobic ... See full document