Conclusion Exercises and PA promotion according to public health recommendations  for PA improved cardiovascular fitness , muscle strength and PA behaviour , with moderate effect sizes in people with SpA , RA and HOA/KOA .
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of exercise and physical activity ( PA ) promotion on cardiovascular fitness , muscle strength , flexibility , neuromotor performance ( eg , balance ) and daily PA in people with rheumatoid arthritis ( RA ) , spondyloarthritis ( SpA ) and hip/knee osteoarthritis ( HOA/KOA ) .
Longterm physical training in rheumatoid arthritis. A randomized trial with different training programs and blinded observers.
The objective was to study the long-term effect ( 2 years ) of different training programs in patients with rheumatoid arthritis . The method was a r and omized trial with 75 patients participating . The measured variables included morning stiffness , a pain score , number of swollen joints , a health assessment score , a functional score , ESR , Hb , the cost of medicine , and progression using X-rays of h and s and feet . The results showed no effect of training on the disease activity or on the progression of the disease . The conclusion is that although most patients are in favour of training , the present study does not support that training lessons per se affect the disease activity or the progression of the disease
Conclusion Exercises and PA promotion according to public health recommendations  for PA improved cardiovascular fitness , muscle strength and PA behaviour , with moderate effect sizes in people with SpA , RA and HOA/KOA .
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of exercise and physical activity ( PA ) promotion on cardiovascular fitness , muscle strength , flexibility , neuromotor performance ( eg , balance ) and daily PA in people with rheumatoid arthritis ( RA ) , spondyloarthritis ( SpA ) and hip/knee osteoarthritis ( HOA/KOA ) .