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Movement for All Abilities

Approximately 28% of US adults live with a disability with rising projections due to the growing prevalence of noncommunicable diseases, medical advances, and increased longevity. Current physical activity recommendations for adults with disabilities suggest that they should meet the same volume…

About this course

This is the full version of the course. For ACSM National Members who wish to view the presentation only for free (with no CECs), please click here: Movement for All Abilities - Presentation Only (FREE with Membership) | American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)

What you will learn

  • Develop a greater understanding about ACSM’s considerations and recommendations for prescribing exercise and designing physical activity programs for people with disabilities
  • Summarize the available evidence on exercise and physical activity guidelines in individuals living with disabilities
  • Identify factors that may influence physical activity participation for those with disabilities

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