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Background Men often have more support and opportunity for exercise engagement than women, contributing to higher exercise self-efficacy, and thus greater participation in exercise. The purpose of this study is to explore gender-based differences in exercise self-efficacy in persons post-stroke. We hypothesized that masculine traits and roles would be associated with higher exercise self-efficacy in persons post-stroke.
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