Barriers and facilitators perceived by people with disabilities that practice sports
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Disabled Persons, Architectural Accessibility, Sports and Recreational FacilitiesAbstract
Considering the importance of including people with disabilities in sport, we aim to identify barriers and facilitators for the practice of sports by people with disabilities and that are included in the extension projects of the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil). To determine barriers and facilitators, a questionnaire was applied to nineteen participants Chi-square test was used to assess the association between barriers and facilitators (p<0,05). Indicators statistically associated as facilitators for the practice of sports by people with disabilities include sympathy and professional knowledge, support from family and friends, and the absence of embarrassment to the practice. The presence of injuries, climate and distance from the practice site were associated as barriers. Thus, providing an environment of high social support, establishing care to avoid physical injuries and offering decentralized sports programs, in the city, seem to be important measures for effective people participation with disabilities in sports.Downloads
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