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Exercising: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disability Exercises: Exercising for Persons with Disabilities category from Disabled World (DW) features a variety of publications like articles, guides, and practical tips focused on physical activity tailored for people with disabilities. Topics range from adaptive yoga and wheelchair workouts to strength training and water-based exercises, offering ideas for staying active despite physical challenges. These pieces are straightforward and useful, breaking down exercises in ways that are easy to follow and adapt, which makes them handy for anyone looking to improve fitness, including seniors or those with mobility issues. They’re written to be engaging and insightful, often drawing from real-world experiences or expert advice.

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Exercising: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfaceReference
Number
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Exercise in Greenspace Enhances Physical and Mental Health of AmericansTexas A&M UniversityYesDW-A0148082024/06/13
New Research Reveals Exercise Enhances Cognitive Health for Individuals with Down SyndromeAnglia Ruskin University (ARU)YesDW-A0146172023/11/29
Is it Best to Exercise a Bit Daily or a Lot a Few Times a WeekEdith Cowan UniversityYesDW-A0141532022/08/152023/01/04
HealthPedal: Pedal Powered Mobility and Fitness Wheelchair DeviceIan C. Langtree✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0137122019/07/192025/05/03
Climbing Stairs Lowers Blood Pressure and Strengthens Leg MusclesThe North American Menopause Society (NAMS)DW-A0132592018/02/15
Exercise May Improve Thinking Ability and MemoryAmerican Academy of NeurologyYesDW-A0131842017/12/272024/08/05
Seniors Who Exercise Regularly Lower Chance of Severe Mobility ProblemsAmerican Geriatrics SocietyDW-A0126822017/02/09
Wheelchair Exercising Book: Zero Assistance Resistance Training by Dan HighcockDan HighcockDW-A0124002016/10/032020/09/23
Wheelchair Fitness: Invictus Active TrainerInvictus ActiveDW-A0116392015/10/072018/05/01
Criptaedo: Martial Arts for People with DisabilitiesPaul BrailerDW-A0113262015/03/122021/08/26
Benefit of Hospital Based Arthritis Exercise ProgramsHospital for Special SurgeryDW-A0110092014/12/172017/02/20
Exercise Pamphlet for People with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)Case Western Reserve UniversityDW-A0109942014/12/142020/11/07
YMCAfit - Training Courses to Promote Exercise and DisabilityEFDS - English Federation of Disability SportDW-A0103872014/06/12
Disability and Inactivity Linked to Chronic Disease RiskU.S. Centers for Disease Control and PreventionYes✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0103522014/05/302025/12/14
Maintaining Mobility in Seniors with ExerciseUniversity of FloridaDW-A0103592014/05/282021/07/11
Health Benefits from Low Intensity ActivitiesOSU College of Public Health and Human SciencesDW-A0100682014/01/252021/09/11
New Elliptical Exercise Device Promotes Activity While SeatedPenn StateYesDW-A0100582014/01/222024/04/07
Rehabilitation: Exercising at HomeNorwegian University of Science and TechnologyDW-A099882013/12/14
Senior Center Exercise Programs Help Reduce Pain and Improve MobilityHospital for Special SurgeryDW-A099342013/11/06
Physical Therapy Gymnastics and People with DisabilitiesThomas C. WeissDW-A098482013/08/162021/08/30
Exercise of Benefit to People with Type 2 DiabetesRadiological Society of North AmericaDW-A097852013/06/25
ChairMaster - Resistance Training and Cycling While SittingChairMasterDW-A096052013/02/272013/06/06
Exergames Provide Cognitive Benefits for SeniorsElsevier Health SciencesDW-A088142012/01/172022/04/15
Keeping Kids with Disability Active and HealthyIan C. LangtreeDW-A087852012/01/072021/11/01
Manual Wheelchair Exercise and Calorie BurningUniversity of TennesseeDW-A085902011/10/292021/12/08
Symptom Specific Exercise for Parkinson's DiseaseParkinson's Disease Exercise InitiativeDW-A084622011/09/202017/06/12
AllTernative Gym for Persons with Special NeedsAllTernative GymDW-A075822011/05/052015/04/19
Tai chi Helps Depression in SeniorsUniversity of California - Los AngelesDW-A072172011/03/17
Flo Fusion Fitness System Combines Yoga, Pilates and Resistance TrainingBolt Public RelationsDW-A071802011/03/10
Stretching Before Running Does Not Prevent InjuriesAmerican Academy of Orthopaedic SurgeonsDW-A070102011/02/19
Benefits of Outdoor Exercise ConfirmedThe Peninsula College of Medicine and DentistryDW-A068362011/02/04
Madonna to Open Hard Candy Fitness Center in MoscowNew Evolution VenturesDW-A064032010/12/09
Overexertion: Exercise Induced RhabdoFerrer Shane, PLDW-A060342010/10/29
Madonna to Open Hard Candy Fitness CentersHard Candy FitnessDW-A059592010/10/25
American Adults Must Step it Up by Walking MoreAmerican College of Sports MedicineDW-A057002010/10/04
Love Handles for Chair and Wheelchair ExercisesLove Handles RXDW-A056412010/09/302014/12/12
BMI Increase in People Who Moved to be Closer to Outdoor RecreationUniversity of Alberta - Faculty of Physical Education and RecreationDW-A055422010/09/24
Health Benefits of Swimming for ExerciseSandstorm BoutiqueDW-A054002010/09/162014/02/11
Walking Boosts Brain Connectivity and FunctionUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignDW-A050832010/08/26
Increased Lower Body Strength Promotes Independent Lives for SeniorsKatie HuffstetlerDW-A045362010/07/07
Fitness First Commits To InclusionFitness FirstDW-A044392010/06/23
Core Muscles and Exercises for Core Muscle GroupsIan C. LangtreeDW-A041602010/06/022016/04/13
Green Exercise for Good Mental HealthAmerican Chemical SocietyDW-A037682010/05/012019/01/21
Mild Exercise Benefits Critically ill in Intensive CareJohns Hopkins Medical InstitutionsDW-A035702010/04/09
No Time to Exercise? New Exercise HIT Involves Exercising Less!Wiley-BlackwellDW-A034072010/03/12
What you Eat After Exercising Makes a DifferenceAmerican Physiological SocietyDW-A030872010/01/28
Using Exercise Stability Balls at WorkIndiana UniversityDW-A027032009/11/08
Exercise Good for Lymphoma PatientsUniversity of AlbertaDW-A026402009/10/28
Abdominal Exercises for Back Pain and Psoas MusclesLawrence GoldDW-A022152009/09/052010/06/24
Physical Inactivity Poses Health Risk to AmericansAmerican Psychological AssociationDW-A020762009/08/09
Effective Ways of Promoting Physical ExercisePublic Library of ScienceDW-A019122009/07/142015/03/18
Safe Exercise for Migraine SufferersUniversity of GothenburgDW-A014832009/04/17
Walking and Biking to Work - Attitudes and ObstaclesAmerican College of Sports MedicineDW-A014522009/04/13
Knee and Hip Replacements - Exercises After SurgeryRichard A HaynesDW-A013632009/04/042013/06/12
Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor: Effective Exercise GuideDr Jenny Tylee✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A012382009/03/242025/05/10
Exercise Reduces Depression Improves Self Esteem in Overweight ChildrenMedical College of GeorgiaDW-A011422009/03/18
Moderate Intensity Walking Means 100 Steps per MinuteElsevier Health SciencesDW-A011082009/03/17
Using an Exercise Ball for FitnessDave TupniakDW-A09802009/02/272012/07/12
Accessible Fitness Enhances AbilitiesCarolyn SchukDW-A09652009/02/272013/06/06
Yoga Aerobics and Pilates Fitness RoutinesIan C. LangtreeDW-A07582009/02/122017/06/25
Exercising Programs For People With DisabilitiesAnne ClarkeDW-A07222009/02/102013/06/07
Older Runners Postpone DisabilityGabe Mirkin, M.D.DW-A07212009/02/102013/06/12
Wheelchair Exercises and Fitness TrainingIan C. LangtreeDW-A07202009/02/102021/12/08

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