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The benefits of physical activity (PA) for children with disabilities are well documented, and children with physical disabilities (PD) are often less active than peers with other disability types. Various correlates associated with PA in children with PD have been identified in separate studies, and a thorough analysis of these correlates could aid in understanding and designing interventions that...
Children with disabilities are more likely to be overweight or obese and less likely to engage in physical activities versus their peers without disabilities.The effect of a structured afterschool program housed in a large county parks system on several obesity-related health outcomes among children with disabilities was examined.Children/adolescents with a developmental and/or intellectual disability...
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