Disability and sport
3 Sport and People with a Disability: Aiming at Social Inclusion, sportscotland, 2001 4 Perceptions of Disability and their Impact Upon Involvement in Sport for People with Disabilities at all Levels, Ian Brittain, 2004 5 Olympic and Paralympic Games Legacy Survey, Sport and Recreation Alliance, 2013 !!!!! ! !
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