Disability Aerobics: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disability Aerobics: Exercises for Seniors and Disabled category from Disabled World features a variety of publications, including articles and papers that dive into aerobic exercise tailored for seniors and people with disabilities. You'll find topics like how aerobics can boost walking ability after a stroke, ease lower back pain, or improve brain health and artery elasticity in folks with diabetes. These pieces are practical and packed with insights, offering clear examples of exercises and their benefits - like better endurance or reduced joint pain - which makes them handy for anyone looking to stay active despite physical challenges. Many are peer-reviewed, giving them a solid, trustworthy edge, and they're written in a way that's engaging and easy to grasp, whether you're a senior, someone with a disability, or just curious about adaptive fitness.

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Disability Aerobics: Publications and Resources
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Evening Aerobic Exercise More Effectively Enhances Baroreflex SensitivityFundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São PauloYesResearch, Study, Analysis2024/05/17
Aerobics May Improve Walking and Endurance After StrokeJournal of the American Heart Association Report2019/08/15
Aerobics for Lower Back PainAmerican Friends of Tel Aviv University2013/03/05
Lose Belly Fat with Aerobic ExercisesDuke University Medical Center2011/08/252020/02/23
Aerobics Effective Exercise for People with Rheumatoid ArthritisWiley-Blackwell2010/06/242016/03/26
Aerobics Better Than Pedometer-based Walking Programs for Health BenefitsUniversity of Alberta - Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation2010/05/172010/10/11
Aerobic Exercise Good for BrainUniversity of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences2010/04/26
Aerobic Exercise Helps Elasticity of Arteries and DiabetesHeart and Stroke Foundation of Canada2009/10/25
Aerobic Exercise Reduces Fatty Liver Health ConcernsWiley-Blackwell2009/09/092015/12/24
Aerobic Exercises for Healthy HeartBlake Hagen2009/02/12
Aerobic Exercises Can Improve Mental HealthBlake Hagen2009/02/122018/12/03
Aerobics for the Whole BodyJerome Carter2009/02/12

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