Case Comparison of Response To Aquatic Exercise: Acute versus Chronic Conditions

Kenneth E Mobily; Paula R Mobily; Kerry A Lessard; Molly S Berkenpas

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Case Comparison of Response To Aquatic Exercise: Acute versus Chronic Conditions

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Case Comparison of Response To Aquatic Exercise: Acute versus Chronic Conditions

Kenneth E Mobily, Paula R Mobily, Kerry A Lessard and Molly S Berkenpas

Therapeutic recreation journal, Vol.34(2), pp.103-119

2000

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Abstract

Describes the effects of individualized aquatic exercise programs on people with knee impairments. An adolescent athlete with an acute injury demonstrated significant functional improvement. A 33-year-old with arthritis demonstrated only marginal progress. Comparison of cases relative to valid data collection methods and response to aquatic exercise suggest that quantitative and qualitative data may help determine program effectiveness. (SM)

Aquatic Sports

Athletes

Case Studies

Exercise

High School Students

High Schools

Injuries

Program Effectiveness

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Water Exercise

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Title: Subtitle: Case Comparison of Response To Aquatic Exercise: Acute versus Chronic Conditions
Creators: Kenneth E Mobily
Paula R Mobily
Kerry A Lessard
Molly S Berkenpas
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Therapeutic recreation journal, Vol.34(2), pp.103-119
ISSN: 0040-5914
eISSN: 2159-6433
Language: English
Date published: 2000
Academic Unit: Health and Human Physiology; Nursing
Record Identifier: 9984267144602771

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