Research demonstrates improved health and well-being in amputees through adaptive badminton, suggesting its broader use in rehabilitation.
Conclusions: It was established that adaptive badminton have a positive effect on the health and functional status of patients with amputations. The results of the research indicate a significant improvement in the physical and psychological components of health in the study participants. Positive changes in well-being, activity, and mood were also observed among participants in rehabilitation activities, indicating the advisability of wider implementation of adaptive badminton training sessions in physical and sports rehabilitation for combatants.
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