Assisted Cycle Therapy (ACT) is a method of intervention that has positively affected motor and cognitive functioning in clinical populations with compromised CNS, poor motor function, low exercise motivation, and reduced cognition. Studies have shown that this project has the potential to change clinical practice, which may improve motor and cognitive functioning, as well as attitudes towards exercise for populations with neurologic disorders that inhibit movement rate. Future research will continue to examine the mechanisms responsible for improving global motor functioning following ACT interventions.