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Summary
Physical activity may serve as a helpful avenue to promote physical and emotional well-being in individuals with Down syndrome. This study, conducted in Italy, sought to explore parents' perspectives of children (7-27 years) with Down syndrome engagement in physical activity. Findings revealed when physical activity was available and targeted to specific needs, parents saw improvements in their child's physical and emotional health.
Citation
Alesi, M., Pepi, A. (2015). Physical Activity Engagement in Young People with Down Syndrome: Investigating Parental Beliefs. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 30, 71-83. doi:10.1111/jar.12220