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Fig 1.

Schedule of enrolment, interventions, and assessments.

*Age, sex, gender, housing, education, smoking status, chronic conditions, past surgeries, falls and fracture history, healthcare utilization past 3 months, mobility aids, and participation in other activation/social programs. † Height and weight, heart rate, and blood pressure. ‡ Medications, dietary/oral nutritional supplements, vitamins/minerals. § Exercise barriers, side effects to exercise, barriers to transportation to the YMCA, facilitators/interests in having a healthy level of activity and eating well. || Fitness measure; post-400m walk test. ¶ Number of visits to primary care provider, walk-in clinic, specialist visits, physiotherapist, urgent care, emergency department; hospitalizations. Collect past 3 months at the baseline assessment. ** Up to 75 participants screened for sarcopenia based on the AWGS guidelines undergo dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA), and a subset of 36 participants of those 75 participants will undergo an MRI at a time (max. 1 month) separate from the primary baseline assessments. Participants who are invited to participate in this sarcopenia substudy will be randomly selected from all 3 study arms. †† Muscle Mass = Dual X-Ray Absorptiometry (DXA) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI); = JAMAR Hydraulic hand dynamometer.

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Fig 2.

Study overview.

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Table 1.

Summary of Interventions by Study Arm.

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Table 2.

OPTIMAL Fitness Exercise Components.

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Fig 3.

Study intervention and outcome assessments.

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Table 3.

Reliability and Validity of Outcomes.

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