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Exploring the impact of independent running on physical activity levels and psychosocial aspects in children with vision impairments (study case: regular exposure to a running-line in a school setting)
2022
Children with Vision Impairments (VI) have not met the recommendation of daily time spent in Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA). Building active participation in PA at an early age is crucial to developing a healthy lifestyle in adult life. The proposed problem-solving in this research was providing a Running-line as an assistive product to let children with VI run independently. Running is a fundamental motor skill leading to more advanced sports participation. Three studies were
doi:10.26174/thesis.lboro.20142107
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