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Table 3 On the importance of keeping a record

From: Mobile applications, physical activity, and health promotion

“Recording physical activity. Self-monitoring is sufficient for me to engage in physical exercise. Having a history of completed activities.” (interview #37).

“Progression and surpassing times. Self-monitoring is sufficient for me to engage in physical exercise and influences my exercise practice.” (interview #28).

“Monitoring and focusing on goals. Self-monitoring is sufficient for physical exercise and influences the duration of exercise practice. Monitoring and tracking progress.” (interview #19).

“Monitoring workouts and physical indices. Self-monitoring is sufficient for me to engage in physical exercise and influences the amount of time I spend exercising. The use of the app makes exercise feel mandatory.” (interview #36).

“Tracking training statistics. Self-monitoring is sufficient for me to engage in physical exercise. My exercise practice is for my well-being and satisfaction; other factors do not influence me.” (interview #32).