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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Sedentary people"”.

  1. The Relationship of Preferences and Self-Regulation Among Consistent Exercisers

    … sampled minimally physically active and sedentary people. In turn, studies focused on correlates of and perceived barriers to minimal physical activity (PA). The present study focused on exercisers (N=247, mean age=34) to assess social cognitive variables associated with PA consistency. …

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  2. Active Urbanism: Improving population health based on physiological and socio-psychological experiments

    … the above facts are widely known, engaging sedentary people in exercise has been difficult in practice. This thesis explores the potential of urban design to provide and encourage inclusive, natural, pleasant, easily accessible exercise incorporated into walking for all income, age, physical …

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  3. Optimising Outcome for Achilles Tendinopathy: An Exploration into Cognitive and Contextual Factors

    … is a debilitating condition for both active and sedentary people. Clinically it is characterised by a painful response felt in and around the tendon predominantly during tasks involving plantarflexion load; hopping for example. Whilst exercise appears to be a promising intervention for the …

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  4. Sociopolitical Structure of Transjordanian Societies During the Late Bronze and Iron I Ages (ca. 1500-1000 B.C.)

    … not only by nomads who lived in tents but by sedentary people who lived in permanent settlements. This fact is supported by numerous archaeological surveys that have been conducted in the region, in addition to several excavations during the past few decades. This new evidence suggests that …

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  5. Prevalence of obesity and type 2 diabetes with sedentary behaviors and their association across age groups in Canada

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