Abstract: In life barriers to participation in sport and physical activity tend to exist and affect all people i.e. able bodied as well as those living with disabilities. However people with disabilities often experience additional barriers to those experienced by their non disabled counterparts. It is also commonly believed that disabled people can benefit from participating in sport, exercise physical and leisure activities just like their non disabled counterparts. This article reviews, analyses and discusses the critical benefits which persons with disabilities can accrue from participating in sport, exercise, physical and leisure activities. The paper proceeds to review the critical barriers that tend to impede persons with disabilitie...
Physical activity has shown to be a useful tool in rehabilitating motor deficiencies among individua...
Framed by a social approach to disability and leisure constraints theory, this paper presents the re...
The benefits of sport and exercise participation for people with disability are well acknowledged. H...
Increasing the number of Australians participating in sport and active recreation through an integra...
‘Hapless’ is the word synonymous with the young disabled lives. It is chiefly because of their inabi...
The purpose of this paper was to explore the benefits and barriers influencing participation for ath...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Research background. According to the United Nations Convention on The Rights of Persons with Disabi...
The purpose of the study is to investigate the factors that deter, inhibit and/or prevent the partic...
Recreation and leisure providers are ideally placed in the community to enhance the health, wellness...
Physical activity has shown to be a useful tool in rehabilitating motor deficiencies among individua...
Framed by a social approach to disability and leisure constraints theory, this paper presents the re...
The benefits of sport and exercise participation for people with disability are well acknowledged. H...
Increasing the number of Australians participating in sport and active recreation through an integra...
‘Hapless’ is the word synonymous with the young disabled lives. It is chiefly because of their inabi...
The purpose of this paper was to explore the benefits and barriers influencing participation for ath...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Most people with physical disabilities do not participate in sports regularly, which could increase ...
Research background. According to the United Nations Convention on The Rights of Persons with Disabi...
The purpose of the study is to investigate the factors that deter, inhibit and/or prevent the partic...
Recreation and leisure providers are ideally placed in the community to enhance the health, wellness...
Physical activity has shown to be a useful tool in rehabilitating motor deficiencies among individua...
Framed by a social approach to disability and leisure constraints theory, this paper presents the re...
The benefits of sport and exercise participation for people with disability are well acknowledged. H...