undermine the patient's quality of life [10]. Current findings suggest
that people with MS receive substantial benefits from physical
activity. Health-promoting behaviors, such as physical exercise,
represent a good example of the way people with MS may participate
in their own care management process [12]. Yet, people with
MS significantly engage in less physical activity compared to their
non-diseased counterparts [2]. Many studies have demonstrated
the benefits of physical exercise on fitness levels, life quality, balance
and walking capacity in people with MS [13].