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Exploring how young women with visual impairments navigate their participation in recreational sport
Regular physical activity is important to improve overall quality of life (WHO, 2011). Improving the physical activity levels of persons with disabilities, however, has not received enough attention. Current global research has focused on identifying barriers that prevent persons with disabilities f...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2022
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