Disability Exercises: Exercising for Persons with Disabilities | Publication List

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Exercising with Disability Publications
Title of
Document
Publication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Exercise in Greenspace Enhances Physical and Mental Health of AmericansLiterature / Review2024/06/13
New Research Reveals Exercise Enhances Cognitive Health for Individuals with Down SyndromeResearch Study Analysis2023/11/29
Is it Best to Exercise a Bit Daily or a Lot a Few Times a Week2022/08/152023/01/04
HealthPedal: Pedal Powered Mobility and Fitness Wheelchair Device2019/07/192020/03/18
Climbing Stairs Lowers Blood Pressure and Strengthens Leg Muscles2018/02/15
Exercise May Improve Thinking Ability and MemoryFindings2017/12/272024/08/05
Seniors Who Exercise Regularly Lower Chance of Severe Mobility Problems2017/02/09
Wheelchair Exercising Book: Zero Assistance Resistance Training by Dan Highcock2016/10/032020/09/23
Wheelchair Fitness: Invictus Active Trainer2015/10/072018/05/01
Criptaedo: Martial Arts for People with Disabilities2015/03/122021/08/26
Benefit of Hospital Based Arthritis Exercise Programs2014/12/172017/02/20
Exercise Pamphlet for People with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)2014/12/142020/11/07
YMCAfit - Training Courses to Promote Exercise and Disability2014/06/12
Chronic Disease Related to Inactivity in Disabled Adults2014/05/302021/07/10
Maintaining Mobility in Seniors with Exercise2014/05/282021/07/11
Health Benefits from Low Intensity Activities2014/01/252021/09/11
New Elliptical Exercise Device Promotes Activity While SeatedProduct Release / Update2014/01/222024/04/07
Rehabilitation: Exercising at Home2013/12/14
Senior Center Exercise Programs Help Reduce Pain and Improve Mobility2013/11/06
Physical Therapy Gymnastics and People with Disabilities2013/08/162021/08/30
Exercise of Benefit to People with Type 2 Diabetes2013/06/25
ChairMaster - Resistance Training and Cycling While Sitting2013/02/272013/06/06
Exergames Provide Cognitive Benefits for Seniors2012/01/172022/04/15
Keeping Kids with Disability Active and Healthy2012/01/072021/11/01
Manual Wheelchair Exercise and Calorie Burning2011/10/292021/12/08
Symptom Specific Exercise for Parkinson's Disease2011/09/202017/06/12
AllTernative Gym for Persons with Special Needs2011/05/052015/04/19
Tai chi Helps Depression in Seniors2011/03/17
Flo Fusion Fitness System Combines Yoga, Pilates and Resistance Training2011/03/10
Stretching Before Running Does Not Prevent Injuries2011/02/19
Benefits of Outdoor Exercise Confirmed2011/02/04
Madonna to Open Hard Candy Fitness Center in Moscow2010/12/09
Overexertion: Exercise Induced Rhabdo2010/10/29
Madonna to Open Hard Candy Fitness Centers2010/10/25
American Adults Must Step it Up by Walking More2010/10/04
Love Handles for Chair and Wheelchair Exercises2010/09/302014/12/12
BMI Increase in People Who Moved to be Closer to Outdoor Recreation2010/09/24
Health Benefits of Swimming for Exercise2010/09/162014/02/11
Walking Boosts Brain Connectivity and Function2010/08/26
Increased Lower Body Strength Promotes Independent Lives for Seniors2010/07/07
Fitness First Commits To Inclusion2010/06/23
Core Muscles and Exercises for Core Muscle Groups2010/06/022016/04/13
Green Exercise for Good Mental Health2010/05/012019/01/21
Mild Exercise Benefits Critically ill in Intensive Care2010/04/09
No Time to Exercise? New Exercise HIT Involves Exercising Less!2010/03/12
What you Eat After Exercising Makes a Difference2010/01/28
Using Exercise Stability Balls at Work2009/11/08
Exercise Good for Lymphoma Patients2009/10/28
Abdominal Exercises for Back Pain and Psoas Muscles2009/09/052010/06/24
Physical Inactivity Poses Health Risk to Americans2009/08/09
Effective Ways of Promoting Physical Exercise2009/07/142015/03/18
Safe Exercise for Migraine Sufferers2009/04/17
Walking and Biking to Work - Attitudes and Obstacles2009/04/13
Knee and Hip Replacements - Exercises After Surgery2009/04/042013/06/12
Exercises to Strengthen Pelvic Floor MusclesInstructive / Helpful2009/03/242024/03/01
Exercise Reduces Depression Improves Self Esteem in Overweight Children2009/03/18
Moderate Intensity Walking Means 100 Steps per Minute2009/03/17
Using an Exercise Ball for Fitness2009/02/272012/07/12
Accessible Fitness Enhances Abilities2009/02/272013/06/06
Yoga Aerobics and Pilates Fitness Routines2009/02/122017/06/25
Exercising Programs For People With Disabilities2009/02/102013/06/07
Older Runners Postpone Disability2009/02/102013/06/12
Wheelchair Exercises and Fitness Training2009/02/102021/12/08

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