Research Article
Barriers to Physical Activity in Low Back Pain Patients following Rehabilitation: A Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial
Table 2
Perceived barriers of inactive and active participants at six-month follow-up (dichotomized).
| Perceived barrier (“very strong barrier” or “strong barrier”) | Inactive () (%) | Active () (%) | value |
| Bad weather | 12 (27%) | 16 (11%) | 0.005 | Tired | 26 (59%) | 27 (25%) | <0.001 | Activities with friends | 8 (18%) | 19 (13%) | 0.376 | Being ill | 21 (48%) | 85 (58%) | 0.276 | Not feeling like it | 17 (39%) | 20 (14%) | <0.001 | Too much work | 18 (41%) | 49 (33%) | 0.281 | Pain | 26 (59%) | 64 (43%) | 0.060 | Want to stay home | 17 (39%) | 15 (10%) | <0.001 | Bad mood | 9 (21%) | 21 (14%) | 0.302 | Injury | 12 (27%) | 58 (39%) | 0.125 | TV | 6 (14%) | 10 (7%) | 0.132 | Depressed | 16 (36%) | 26 (18%) | 0.006 | Stress | 22 (50%) | 46 (31%) | 0.014 | Partner against it | 3 (7%) | 4 (3%) | 0.202 | Sport field too far away | 8 (18%) | 10 (7%) | 0.019 | Too expensive | 14 (32%) | 21 (14%) | 0.004 | Difficult to organize | 8 (18%) | 14 (10%) | 0.100 | No sport partner | 6 (14%) | 10 (7%) | 0.132 | Forgot to do sport | 12 (27%) | 8 (5%) | <0.001 |
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Pearson chi squared; value < 0.05.
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