Physical Activity Training Program Impact
This collaborative project between the Divisions of Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology and Sports Medicine examined the ability of a physical activity training program to improve behavioral outcomes for teenagers with juvenile fibromyalgia. The study results suggest that the training program improved participants' stability during functional movements (e.g., gait and posture control). These improvements may facilitate the ability to initiate and maintain regular physical activity in youth with widespread musculoskeletal pain.
