Abstract:
:Although much has been learned about the global determinants of physical activity in adults, there has been a lack of specific focus on gender, age, and urban/rural differences. In this church-based community sample of Appalachian adults (N = 1,239), the primary correlates of physical activity included age, gender, obesity, and self-efficacy. Overall, 42% of all participants and 31% of adults age 65 years or older met recommended guidelines for physical activity, which suggests that most participants do not engage in adequate levels of physical activity. Of participants who met physical activity guidelines, the most common modes of moderate and vigorous activity were walking briskly or uphill, heavy housework or gardening, light strength training, and biking. These particular activities that focus on building self-efficacy might be viable targets for intervention among older adults in rural communities.
journal_name
J Aging Phys Actjournal_title
Journal of aging and physical activityauthors
Zizzi S,Goodrich D,Wu Y,Parker L,Rye S,Pawar V,Mangone C,Tessaro Idoi
10.1123/japa.14.4.423subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2006-10-01 00:00:00pages
423-38issue
4eissn
1063-8652issn
1543-267Xjournal_volume
14pub_type
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