In an effort to align guidelines, the target set forth by the AHA/ACC guidelines of moderate- intensity physical activity for a cumulative duration of at least 150 minutes per week was adopted. This target is applicable to hypertensive CKD patients if their healthcare providers consider that the individual patient s comorbidities and exercise tolerance allow it. For others, the degree of physical activity should be individualized according to their cognitive, CV, and physical tolerance, and adjusted, as these limitations change over time. Practice Point 2.2.1: Consider the cardiorespiratory tness status, physical limitations, cognitive function, and risk of falls when deciding on the implementation and intensity of physical activity interventions in individual patients. Practice Point 2.2.2: The form and intensity of physical activity should be considered and modi ed as necessary in individual patients. There may still be important health bene ts even if physical activity falls below targets pro- posed for the general population. (For Rationale of above practice points, please see text of 2.3 Other lifestyle interventions The Work Group recognizes that several other lifestyle in- terventions, including weight loss among those who are overweight or obese, reducing alcohol consumption among those who drink heavily, and adopting a heart-healthy diet pattern have been demonstrated in RCTs to lower BP in the general population. These lifestyle interventions may also have BP-lowering bene ts in patients with CKD, and it may be reasonable to consider them when they can be applied safely and without side effects. Insuf cient data on the risks or bene ts of these interventions on BP in CKD populations per se precluded speci c recommendations in this guideline. 