Table 2. Comparison between two groups for each factor.
Characteristic | No exercise behavior | With exercise behavior |
(n=26) | (n=17) | |
Physical factors | ||
IPAQ, METs∙min/week | 333.5 [0–4,380] | 960 [0–5,760] |
6MWD, m | 300 [40–540] | 390 [120–560] |
WIQ score, Point | ||
Pain | 25 [0–100] | 50 [0–100] |
Distance | 28 [7–100] | 34 [6–100] |
Speed | 31 [0–100] | 33 [3–89] |
Steps | 37.5 [0–100] | 62 [8–100] |
Total | 136.5 [10–400] | 200 [31–389] |
Individual factors, point | ||
Subjective health | 3 [1–4] | 4 [1–5]* |
Exercise SE | 8 [4–17] | 11 [6–19]* |
Re-SE | 3 [1–5] | 4 [2–5] |
Environmental factors, n (%) | ||
Working | 13 (50) | 3 (18)* |
Ownership of the field | 8 (31) | 11 (65) |
Car ownership | 10 (38) | 7 (41) |
*p<0.05.
Median [Max–Min].
IPAQ: International physical activity questionnaire; 6MWD: 6-minute walk distance; WIQ: Walking impairment questionnaire; Exercise SE: Exercise self-efficacy; Re-SE: Recovery self-efficacy; Exercise SE: The answers were based on the five-option method—1, I do not think so at all; 2, I do not think so much; 3, Either no; 4, I think so a little; 5, I think so a lot—and the higher the score, the higher the exercise SE.