Introduction The aim of this phenomenological study is to determine the motivational factors
in the participation of wheelchair basketball players in sports according to Self …

Despite the growth of college sports as a whole, college adaptive sport programs are still
relatively scarce. Even more scarce are the resource college adaptive sport programs …

Background Individuals with disabilities are less likely to participate in physical activity, with
the greatest decline in participation during college years. Despite known health benefits …

This study explores the perspectives of recreational practitioners currently working in the
field of outdoor adventure programming on college campuses and their knowledge and …

Guided by framing theory, this study identifies qualitative differences in the coverage of
college wheelchair and able-bodied basketball teams. The sample consisted of 160 …

Background: Despite national and institutional policies, American colleges do not currently
provide student-athletes with disabilities equal access to sports opportunities. Disabled …

Wheelchair basketball has been played in the United States for more than 70 years, and the
National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) governing body has professionalized …

In organizational theory, market categories offer important cognitive infrastructures enabling
mutual understanding and communicative effectiveness among market actors, resulting in …

Emerging sports, due to their increasing attractiveness among various age groups in society,
are considered a novel path for enhancing physical activities within communities. The aim of …

The central research question of this study is to investigate if there is a case for the inclusion
of adaptive sport in the NCAA. This study is important because of issues of equity, the …