Adapted Physical Activities for People with Disabilities and Special Needs

Adaptive equipment, such as modified grips or supports, specifically helps enable participation in activities that might otherwise be

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to the accessibility of any activity
• B.inaccessible
• C.already fully accessible, with no need for any further adaptation
• D.entirely banned, regardless of any equipment modification

Adapted physical activities specifically contribute to improved physical fitness and

• A.no measurable benefit of any kind for people with disabilities
• B.a decline in both physical fitness and quality of life
• C.a factor entirely unrelated to the quality of life of participants
• D.quality of life for people with disabilities

Adapted fitness circuits specifically can combine several modified exercises suited to a range of

• A.physical abilities within a single session
• B.a factor entirely unrelated to physical ability within a single session
• C.no particular ability of any kind, despite combining several modified exercises
• D.a single, fixed ability level exclusively, with no range accommodated at all