Validity and reliability of the shuttle walk test in people with multiple sclerosis

Süfeyla Ulaş Coşkun; Gülbin Ergin; Beliz Belgen Kaygısız; Didem Karadibak

doi:10.15437/jetr.1630823

August 1, 2025Journal of Exercise Therapy and Rehabilitation

Validity and reliability of the shuttle walk test in people with multiple sclerosis

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The shuttle walk test reliably measures exercise capacity in people with multiple sclerosis, helping in assessment.
There are strong correlations between vital signs and walking distances measured in different tests like the six minute walk test.
Participants with multiple sclerosis showed minimal detectable change, indicating practical assessability of the shuttle walk test.
The study focused on individuals with an expanded disability status scale of ≤3, ensuring a specific participant profile.

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This study evaluates the validity and reliability of the shuttle walk test in patients with multiple sclerosis, indicating its practical use for exercise capacity assessment.

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Coşkun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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