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- There is a gap in accessible community interventions for veterans struggling with the transition from military to civilian life.
- The Physical Activity and Community Engagement (PACE) program aims to address this by pairing intense exercise with social involvement.
- A randomized controlled trial with 60 participants will be conducted to gather data on the feasibility and initial effects of PACE on these reintegration challenges.
Article Abstract
There is a surprising lack of disseminable, community-based interventions for veterans experiencing difficulties during the reintegration process from military to civilian life. Physical Activity and Community Engagement (PACE) is a program which combines routine vigorous-intensity exercise with community engagement. The program builds on emergent evidence supporting the benefits of routine vigorous-intensity exercise among and establishing social connection. Using a randomized controlled trial (N = 60), we will obtain feasibility data and initial effect sizes for the early effects of PACE on reintegration difficulties.
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