Condition: Affect and Exertion During and Post-exercise · Sponsor: Instituto Politécnico de Leiria
The goal of this clinical trial is to learn if pleasure-oriented exercise intensity manipulation increases physical activity (PA) behavior in patients who have suffered acute coronary syndrome during a cardiac rehabilitation program. The main question it aims to answer is: • the manipulation of exercise intensity performed to produce more pleasure and arousal will impact the PA behavior? Researchers will compare the PA levels and affective responses to see if the manipulation of exercise intensity guided to pleasure and arousal works to increase PA behavior compared to the control group who will follow a conventional exercise program. Participants will do: * sixteen individualized hospital exercise sessions (two per week) and complementary physical activity program integrated into their daily life * be evaluated before and at the end of the exercise sessions and after 3 months
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Filipa Januario, MMed · +351817073 · filipa.januario@ulsrl.min-saude.pt
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| Unidade Local de Saúde da Região de Leiria | Leiria, Portugal | Not Yet Recruiting |
| Hospital de Leiria | Leiria, Portugal | Recruiting |
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