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over 1 year ago

The authors of this study used kinematic analysis to assess the reliability of Wheelchair Fencing Classification (WFC) in predicting and classifying fencers based on how their impairments affect competitive performance. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/0I6sj9UkLe

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The main purpose of this study was to measure physical activity in a sample of adults who are Deaf. Sixty-two Deaf adults (18-65 years) from both genders (64.3% women) participated. #AdaptedResearcher Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/WaYyB4NDpN

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The purpose of this study was to examine the convergent and discriminant validity of the Leisure Time Physical Activity Instrument. This study included 211 adults with chronic pain from U.S. clinics and community networks. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/lajONkWfkI

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The editorial reflecting on the '50 Shades of APA' symposium, held by three well-known #EUFAPA researchers @FJHettinga @kwokwng @aijapro at the European College of Sports Sciences Congress in Glasgow, is now published in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA Read it here: https://t.co/mfZ5xdtVm8

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This study evaluated motivation, competitive anxiety, locus of control, and their associations with performance and training parameters in athletes registered for the Brazilian Powerchair Football National Championship. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/LwUipyM4aG

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almost 2 years ago

This study investigated if people with disabilities who acquired an individually adapted tricycle became more physically active and mapped the factors they reported as important for using their tricycle. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/RyIrGaJksj #AdaptedResearcher

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almost 2 years ago

This study explores how PA barriers for adults with physical disabilities or chronic diseases relate to PA behaviour and provides considerations for optimizing PA promotion strategies during and after rehabilitation. New publication in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/iCEQmhgR9i

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almost 2 years ago

This study aimed to develop a scale to assess performance indicators in goalball matches and to evaluate this proposed scale according to contextual variables (i.e., team level, match outcome and match status). Read about it in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/CK6Rw76ONQ

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After 17 interviews with students with intellectual disabilities in cooperative PE settings, the authors found that the bio-psychosocial model is supported and that physical inclusion does not ensure social inclusion. New publication in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/ya8iHNLjdj

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almost 2 years ago

This study probed how middle school children with autism spectum disorder perceive their adapted PE experience. Data were gathered from participants via drawings, observations in their adapted PE setting, and interviews. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/LSMH4khZbA

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about 2 years ago

This review aimed to summarize the variety and characteristics of publications on PA in studies involving children with autism spectrum disorder. It also aimed to assess the quality of PA content and teaching descriptions. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/4PqyF0JvvL

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about 2 years ago

This study explored the utility of six quality participation elements, developed for PA programs for individuals with disabilities, within the context of dance movement therapy for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/p5lapLx8mG

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This study found that the Paralympic School Day program improved the general attitudes of 5th and 6th grade Greek students toward including peers with disabilities in P.E., but had no effect on sport-specific attitudes. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/OYFgeGHEVR

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This study on 59 athletes from the 2008 Nordic Special Olympics in Finland suggested that physical fitness training programs for Special Olympics athletes need scrutiny, as the participants' low fitness level is alarming. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/enObQiZeHS

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This study examined the test-retest reliability and feasibility of four muscle strength and three balance tests included in the Special Olympics FUNfitness test battery; a test that is used worldwide to assess physical fitness. More in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/VjSGbNCq5p

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This study probed the need for a pacer to enhance performance and the test retest-reliability of the 6-minute walk test administered with and without a pacer. Participants were Special Olympics athletes with low support needs. More in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/8Gtbdk4QPP

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In this study, Special Olympics athletes with intellectual disability show higher physical activity on moderate intensity compared to non-atheltes. Balance capacity (that can decrease the risk of fall incidents) was higher too. More in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/dX4TVqPGLf

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Calling academics, "let's change the system" go #diamondOA, like #eujapa https://t.co/toPoi86CEO

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This study finds that Iranian veterans with a higher “Disability Percentage” (e.g. extremity musculoskeletal disorders) demonstrated a higher duration and frequency of sport or physical activities participation. Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/gtk9jYl9ll

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about 2 years ago

"Although this research shows that the physical fitness levels of Special Olympics athletes are not remarkably high, it is important to remember that one step towards an active lifestyle is better than no step." Read more in #EUJAPA #DiamondOA https://t.co/M3hgefMBpV

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