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After the 10-week program, there were statistically significant improvements in measurements of standing, walking, running and jumping, as well as total GMFS. Additionally, crawling and kneeling approached significance. The author speculated that improvement in motor function may be due to improvements or maintenance of joint flexibility or muscle strength. ADS also provides a positive sensory-motor experience which contributes to development, maintenance, and rehabilitation. Participating in a novel experience in a controlled setting also enhances various sensory and motor skills in safe outdoor environment.
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Typically, competitive adaptive sports involve only individuals with physical impairments. One study by

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