Embodied navigation: the influence of lived experience on physical activity and sedentary behavior among older adults

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Table I. Participants.

Id	Social status and residence	Sex	Indoor physical activity	Outdoor physical activity
1	Cohabiting in an apartment	Male	With the support of a cane	With support of cane
2	Living alone in an apartment	Female	Without walking aids	With support of walker
3	Living alone in an apartment	Female	Without walking aids	No assistive device
4	Cohabiting in a house	Male	With support of a walker	With support of walker
5	Living alone in a house	Male	Without walking aids	No assistive device
6	Living alone in a house	Male	Without walking aids	No assistive device
7	Living alone in a house	Male	With support of a walker	With support of walker
8	Living alone in an apartment	Male	With support of a walker	With support of walker
9	Living alone in an apartment	Female	With support of a walking table	With support of another person
10	Cohabiting in a house	Female	Without walking aids	No assistive device
11	Living alone in an apartment	Male	Without walking aids	With support of walker
12	Living alone in an apartment	Female	Without walking aids	With support of walker
13	Living alone in a house	Male	Without walking aids	No assistive device
14	Living alone in a house	Female	Without walking aids	No assistive device

Table II. Overview of theme, subtheme, and categories.

Theme	Sub-theme	Category
Navigating with an embodied activity compass	Being guided by the past	Replicating old habits Wanting to be as physically active as before
	Unveiling pathways through body awareness	Having insight into limitations fosters acceptance Making conscious choices by understanding the body’s capabilities

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