The feasibility of a physical activity program for men with lower urinary tract
symptoms and/or erectile dysfunction who show up at the OPD urology of the VU medical center with a lack of
physical activity.

This study with human subjects, men older than 40 years old, suffering from
LUTS and/ or ED, investigates the willingness of patients to imitate a program
to increase their physical activity instead off useing traditional
pharmacotherapy for their urogenital complaints.

1. determine how many male patients visiting the OPD urology for LUTS and/ or
ED lack a certain amount of physical activity
2. measure the willingness of those patients to follow a program for increasing
their physical activity
3. discover factors that make men decide to or not to participate the physical
activity program
4. notice whether the man participating one of the trainingprograms are
compliant to the program and will proceed untill the end of the program.
5. analyze which qualitative factors are impeding the practical implementation
of the trainingprogram.

A prospective pilotstudy in which men older than 40 years will be asked to
participate a physical training program instead of taking the traditional
pharmacotherapy for their urogenital complaints.
Men whom are willing to participate will be devided into 3 groups.

Men who have enough physical activity in confirmity with the Dutch standard of
Healthy Moving (DSHM) will be kept out of the study and will receive the
standard therapy. This also will be the procedure for patients not willing to
participate the program.

Men who do not confirm the DSHM and want to participate in one of the two
trainingprograms.
for this group there are the following exclusioncriteria
* unable to walk 100 metres or climb the stairs.
* instable angina pectoris.
* myocardial infarction 6 months prior to intake.
* being under follow up of a cardiologist.

there aren't any risk for the subjects.