Future research is needed to define the number of persona profiles amongst unique samples and to evaluate the effectiveness of population-level interventions that are informed by the algorithm.

Public education campaigns who are interested in promoting widespread physical activity can use the physical activity persona profile classification to more precisely curate and target promotion material.

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We developed a simple 4-item physical activity persona profile classification, informed by behavior change theories that can be used to monitor physical activity intentions, behavior, adoption, and maintenance.

✨The first manuscript from my Mitacs Accelerate internship with @participaction.bsky.social has been published in @jpahjournal.bsky.social ✨

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Did you know? Chronic pain lasts 3 months or more - but physical activity can help ease it. Getting active doesn’t mean pushing yourself, it’s about smart, supportive movement. Start small. Feel better.

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New #IJBNPA systematic review explored the association between #Family dynamics and kids #PhysicalActivity!
Check this out👇
https://ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12966-025-01782-z

Excited to have a review of 82 studies published with coauthors from @bmedlab.bsky.social in @isbnpa.bsky.social "Parents’ experiences of family-based physical activity interventions: a systematic review and qualitative evidence synthesis" Key policy & practice recommendations below🙂
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