The phrase "adapted physical activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical education, rehabilitation, or inclusive sports programs that cater to individuals with varying abilities or needs.
Example: "The school offers a program for students with disabilities that focuses on adapted physical activity to ensure everyone can participate in sports."
Alternatives: "modified physical activity" or "inclusive physical activity".
The University Children's Hospital of Nancy proposes adapted physical activity for hospitalized children, but the practice during hospitalization is not well developed or understood.
The objective was to assess the efficacy of adapted physical activity on quality of life of hospitalized children and adolescents with cancer.
The ACTIV 'HOPstudy aims to assess the effects of adapted physical activity sessions for hospitalized children in terms of 1) health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and 2) satisfaction with hospital care.
She is teacher at the postgraduate courses on "Alzheimer's disease and Dementias", held by Fondazione Santa Lucia since 2001, and was teacher at the "European Master Degree in Preventive and Adapted Physical Activity" (2003).
In fact, a small study in the journal Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly explored the benefits of indoor rock climbing by children with special needs.
"From a mental standpoint, climbing is an amazing teacher, instilling focus, balance, determination and a whole... host of valuable life skills". In fact, a small study in the journal Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly explored the benefits of indoor rock climbing by children with special needs.
Adapted physical activity-based rehabilitations are based on the adaptation of different activities to fit each individual's needs in the rehabilitation setting.
Very few studies have evaluated the effects of an adapted physical activity-based intervention.
An adapted physical activity-based intervention is associated with improvements in both physical and mental functioning, and this improvement is statistically significant 12 months after the intervention.
First, to evaluate the trajectories of physical and mental functioning in individuals with chronic disabilities receiving adapted physical activity-based rehabilitation.
The study included 214 subjects with chronic disabilities who were admitted to a four-week adapted physical activity-based rehabilitation stay at Beitostølen Healthsports Centre.
