text: and detailed 
  sensorimotor exercises was valued and provided meaningful 
  embodied experiences, improving participants’ ability to master 
  PA and their beliefs of their own possibilities for being active in 
  the future. However, the manner in which the content of an 
  exercise intervention is delivered and the environment in which 
  it is delivered should be accounted for, as these aspects were 
  perceived to be of great importance in creating and shaping 
  participants’ experiences. In particular, tailored physiotherapist- 
  participant bodily interactions and an engaging group and 
  outdoor 
  for 
  exploring one’s own potential. 
  
  Combining high-intensity walking/running 
  
  environment were perceived to be pertinent 
  
  To minimize negative incidents in future interventions, we 
  suggest that (1) the effort required from one’s leg muscles 
  during the detailed exercises (in between the running/walking 
  negative 
  intervals) 
  consequences of 
  leg muscle fatigue prior to high-intensity 
  running/walking, (2) the capacity for running/walking at high- 
  intensity should be explored in one-to-one physiotherapy 
  assessment prior to group training to optimize individuals 
  capabilities and safety, and (3) homogenous and small-sized 
  groups 
  should be used to enable ongoing and tailored 
  physiotherapist-participant interactions. 