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Effects Of Concurrent Training In People Living With HIV/aids: A Randomized Clinical Trial: 2572 Board #95 June 3, 9: 30 AM - 11: 00 AM.

CONCLUSION: These results suggest that PwMS with greater average handgrip strength and leg strength on the more-affected side engage in more MVPA / day. The strength of the more-affected leg is a predictor of PA levels because it may represent lower functional ability on one side of the body. Since handgrip strength is a general indicator of whole-body muscular strength, this characteristic also contributes to PA levels. To improve PA levels in PwMS, rehabilitation should target muscle strength with an emphasis on the more-affected side.