Digital coach for older adults to stick with exercise
This trial tests whether a virtual assistant on a smartphone or tablet can help older adults keep up with a 12-week exercise program. It compares using the digital coach to joining a local group class.
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Who can take part
- You are 60 years old or older
- You live at home or in the community (not in a care facility)
- You can do 60 minutes of moderate exercise, three times a week
- You are willing to use a smartphone or tablet to interact with a virtual assistant (for the digital coach group)
- You can walk independently with or without a walking aid
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