Key result
Regular adaptive sports positively impact the psychophysical state and quality of life of people with disabilities.
Why the study?
Existing individual and social barriers prevent people with disabilities from maintaining physical activity.
Does regular adaptive sports improve the psychophysical state and quality of life in people with disabilities?
Population
People with disabilities and citizens with health problems
Authors
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Emphasizes need for accessible facilities and trained staff in disability care; leaves open causal benefits of adaptive sports pending controlled trials.
Does regular adaptive sports improve the psychophysical state and quality of life in people with disabilities?
Regular adaptive sports positively impact the quality of life and psychophysical state of people with disabilities, though significant barriers to access remain.
Kokhan et al. (2022) conducted a review in Disabilities. Adaptive sport was evaluated on Psychophysical state and quality of life. Regular adaptive sports positively impact the psychophysical state and quality of life of people with disabilities.
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