A community-based group exercise program for persons with chronic stroke

Article Abstract:

Research reveals that improvement and retention of mobility, functional capacity, and balance are observed in chronic stroke persons engaged in a short-term community-based exercise program. Data indicate that such programs can improve activity tolerance and reduce risk for secondary complications from stroke.

Evaluation, Influence, Exercise physiology, Risk factors (Health), Stroke patients

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Mechanical and metabolic responses with exercise and dietary carbohydrate manipulation

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the effects of altered muscle glycogen concentration on the mechanical and metabolic responses to extended exercise routine. It was found that a 7-day exercise-dietary routine leads to both an increase in muscle glycogen and improved energy homeostasis during exercise.

Glycogen, Homeostasis

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Disparity between physical capacity and participation in seniors with chronic disease

Article Abstract:

The relation between physical capacity and physical participation in older adults with multiple chronic diseases was studied and findings put forth.

Aged, Elderly, Chronic diseases, Exercise for the aged

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