"I have a soul that dances like Tina Turner, but my body can't": physical activity and women with mobility impairments.

There have been many studies on disabilities that afflict women. However, many of these studies concentrated on women's work and home responsibilites, failing to address issues concerning non-work or recreation. Moreover, male athletes were the focus of the few studies on adult athletes with disabilities. To remedy this problem, the meanings of physical activities for women with disabilities and the incorporation of these meanings into physical activities designed for this particular group are investigated.

Women with disabilities have been under researched by both disability and feminist researchers (Traustadottir, 1992). For example, disability studies traditionally have used a gender ...

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