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Polish Paralympic Sports in the Opinion of Athletes and Coaches in Retrospective Studies.


ABSTRACT: The study aimed to identify the limitations observed in Polish Paralympic sport depending on the environment in which athletes train on a daily basis. The study included 581 persons divided into two basic groups. The first group consists of athletes (n = 324) and coaches (n = 88) appointed to the national team by associations and unions providing sports training exclusively for athletes with disabilities. The second group consisted of athletes with disabilities (n = 146) and their coaches (n = 23), who work in national sports associations working for both able-bodied and disabled people. The study used the diagnostic survey method with a questionnaire developed by Sobiecka. The difficulties indicated by the respondents referred to various aspects related to the activity in professional sport. Particularly emphasised difficulties were related to organizational and financial limitations as well as the management and coaching staff. At the same time, it was demonstrated that the environment was a differentiating factor between the studied groups of athletes and coaches.

SUBMITTER: Sobiecka J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6950017 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Polish Paralympic Sports in the Opinion of Athletes and Coaches in Retrospective Studies.

Sobiecka Joanna J   Plinta Ryszard R   Kądziołka Marta M   Gawroński Wojciech W   Kruszelnicki Paweł P   Zwierzchowska Anna A  

International journal of environmental research and public health 20191205 24


The study aimed to identify the limitations observed in Polish Paralympic sport depending on the environment in which athletes train on a daily basis. The study included 581 persons divided into two basic groups. The first group consists of athletes (n = 324) and coaches (n = 88) appointed to the national team by associations and unions providing sports training exclusively for athletes with disabilities. The second group consisted of athletes with disabilities (n = 146) and their coaches (n = 2  ...[more]

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