Many physical fitness centers and online exercise programs are not designed to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. To address this, the investigators are collaborating with SPIRIT Club, a company specializing in fitness for people with disabilities, to improve their platform. The goal is to create a new section of the platform specifically for people with chronic brain injury (CBI). The investigators will test and refine this new section to see how well it works for people with CBI in real-life situations. The research will focus on conducting a study with 60 people who have CBI to see if the new section helps them be more active and confident in their ability to exercise. Half will use the new section, and the other half will just be monitored for their activity. The investigators includes experts in fitness and rehabilitation for people with disabilities from industry, clinical settings, and research.
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Recruitment Rate
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Attendance of SPIRIT Club CBI Pathway Sessions
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Attrition Rate
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Unplanned Study-team contacts during enrollment
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Accessibility Issues
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Safety of the SPIRIT Club CBI Pathway Platform
Timeframe: From enrollment through completion of the intervention (Week 8).
Acceptability Survey
Timeframe: At program end (Week 8).
Exercise Self-Efficacy Scale Score
Timeframe: Baseline and Week 8