Introduction: Exergames have the potential to enable persons with disabilities to take part in
physical activities that are of appropriate “dose-potency” and enjoyable within a relatively …

This review synthesized active videogaming (AVG) intervention literature over a 10-year
period (2010–2020) for people with neuromuscular conditions (18–64 years of age) …

Background: Individuals with physical disabilities have fewer opportunities to participate in
enjoyable physical activity. One option for increasing physical activity is playing active video …

(1) Background: The popularity of motion-sensing computer-based games, like virtual reality
(VR) exergames, is increasing among adolescents. However, their efficacy compared to …

Aim: The present study aimed to analyze if the exergaming exercise produces the same
acute effects as conventional training. Methods: The Nintendo® Wii was chosen as the …

Background A common leisure-time activity amongst youth and adults in the United States is
video gameplay. Playing video games is typically a sedentary endeavor; however, to …

Rehabilitation gaming—play of digital games that incorporate rehabilitation exercises—is a
well-known and broadly applicable way to make physical rehabilitation more fun. It can …

Background: Individuals with disabilities are typically more sedentary and less fit compared
to their peers without disabilities. Furthermore, engaging in physical activity can be …

Individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) face challenges in maintaining leisure time physical
activity (LTPA) participation and adherence to exercise. LTPA is important for improving …

Individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) face challenges in maintaining leisure time physical
activity (LTPA) participation and adherence to exercise. LTPA is important for improving …