References: Books

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1. 1. ABCD, arts for the benefit and care of disability :report of a seminar (1978, Carnegie United KT, Royal Association for Disability and Rehabiliation, Dartington College oA)
2. 2. Able to garden: A practical guide for disabled and elderly gardeners. (1990, Please, P.)
3. 3. A Book of Possibilities: activities using simple technology (1996, Canfield, H. & Locke, P.)
4. 4. Access America: An Atlas and Guide to the National Parks for Visitors with Disabilities (2000, )
5. 5. Access by Design (1996, Covington GA, Hannah B)
6. 6. Access Connecticut :a guide to recreation for children with disabilities and their families (1st Edition) (1993, Groce NE, Kaplan LC, Newington CH,)
7. 7. Access for All: A Guide for People with Disabilities to New York City Cultural Institutions (2000, )
8. 8. Access Grand Island on the Hiawatha National Forest (1995, United S,)
9. 9. Accessibility guide for disabled travellers to tourist attractions in Australia (1986, Australia.Dept.of Sport RaT)
10. 10. Accessible Gardening for People With Physical Disabilities : A Guide to Methods, Tools, and Plants (1995, Adil, Janeen)
11. 11. Accessible Gardening: Tips & Techniques for Seniors & the Disabled (1997, Woy, J.)
12. 12. Access national parks :a guide for handicapped visitors (1978, United States.National Park Service.,)
13. 13. ACCESS North Carolina (2000, )
14. 14. ACCESS North Carolina: A Vacation and Travel Guide for Persons with Disabilities (1997, na,)
15. 15. Access: the guide to a better life for disabled Americans (1978, Bruck, Lilly)
16. 16. Access the Hiawatha National Forest (1995, United S,)
17. 17. Access to historic buildings for the disabled :suggestions for planning and implementation (1980, Parrott C, United States. Dept. of the Interior., United States.Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service.Technical Preservation Services Division.,)
18. 18. Access to recreation :a report on the National Hearing on Recreation for Handicapped Persons (1977, Fay F.A., Minch J., United States.Rehabilitation Services Administration.,)
19. 19. Access to the World: A Travel Guide for the Handicapped (1986, Louise Weiss; Snowdon)
20. 20. Access Travel: A Guide to Accessibility of Airport Terminals (2000, )
21. 21. A clinical guide: Physical fitness: A guide for individuals with lower limb loss (1993, Burgess, E.M., Rappoport, A., United States.Veterans Health Administration Rehabilitation Research and Development Service)
22. 22. ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities (1997, Minor, M. A., & Key, D. R.)
23. 23. ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities (1997, American College of Sports Medicine)
24. 24. ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities (1997, Mulcare, J. A.)
25. 25. ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities (1997, Birk, T. J. )
26. 26. ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities. (1997, American College of Sports Medicine)
27. 27. ACSM's Exercise Management for Persons with Chronic Diseases and Disabilities (2003, Colson Bloomquist, L.E.)
28. 28. ACSM's Exercise Management for Persons with Chronic Diseases and Disabilities (1997, Fernhall, B.)
29. 29. ACSM's Exercise Management for Persons with Chronic Diseases and Disabilities (1997, Protas, E.J., R.K. Stanley and J. Jankovic)
30. 30. ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription 5th Ed. (1995, ACSM)
31. 31. ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription 7th Ed. (2005, American College of Sports Medicine)
32. 32. ACSM's Health/Fitness Facility Standards and Guidelines (1992, American College of Sports Medicine. )
33. 33. ACSM's Resources for clinical exercise physiology: Musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, neoplastic, immunologic, and hematologic conditions (2002, American College of Sports Medicine)
34. 34. Action Monographs : Water Exercise for Teens (1998, Grosse, S.J.)
35. 35. Active Older Adults: Ideas for Action (1999, Allen, L.)
36. 36. Active Youth: Ideas for Implementing CDC Physical Activity Promotion Guidelines (1998, Human Kinetics,)
37. 37. Activities for children with special needs (1986, Association for the Care of Children's Health)
38. 38. Activities for Everyone: Children of All Abilities in a Regular Physical Activity Program--A Hands-On Lesson Plan Book (1998, Randazzo D, Corless K,)
39. 39. Activities for the aged and infirm;a handbook for the untrained worker (1967, Merrill, T.)
40. 40. Activities with Developmentally Disabled Elderly and Older Adults (1991, Keller, M.J.)
41. 41. Activity Experiences and Programming Within Long-Term Care (1995, Tendrick, T., Green, E.R.)
42. 42. Activity for Everyone: Children of All Abilities in a Regular Physical Activity Program (1998, Randazzo, D., Corless, K., Fox, C. and Seaman, J.A.)
43. 43. Activity measurement in psychology and medicine (1991, Tryon, W.W.)
44. 44. Adaptation and design of parks and recreational facilities for the handicapped (1980, Avery, C.)
45. 45. Adapted Aquatics Programming: A Professional Guide (1998, Monica Lepore, George Gayle, Shawn Stevens)
46. 46. Adapted games and activities: From tag to team building (2004, Rouse, Pattie)
47. 47. Adapted Physical Activity (2003, Robert Steadward, Garry Wheeler & E. Jane Watkinson)
48. 48. Adapted Physical Activity (1990, Doll Tepper, G.)
49. 49. Adapted physical activity – an interdisciplinary approach (, Doll-Tepper, G., Dahms, C., Doll, B., & Selzam, H)
50. 50. Adapted physical activity :an interdisciplinary approach : proceedings of the 7th international symposium, Berlin, June 1989 (1990, Doll-Tepper, G)
51. 51. Adapted physical activity :health and fitness (1994, Yabe, K., Kusano, K., Nakata, H.)
52. 52. Adapted physical activity, recreation and sport: Cross disciplinary and lifespan (1998, Sherrill, C)
53. 53. Adapted Physical Activity, Recreation and Sport: Crossdisciplinary and Lifespan. (1998, Sherrill, C.)
54. 54. Adapted physical education (3rd Edition) (1975, Daniels, A.S., Davies, E.A.)
55. 55. Adapted physical education and sport. (2005, Winnick, Joseph P.)
56. 56. Adapted Physical Education and Sport (2000, Craft, D., & Lieberman, L.J.)
57. 57. Adapted Physical Education and Sport (1995, Winnick, J.P.)
58. 58. Adapted Physical Education for Students with Autism (1990, Davis, K.)
59. 59. Adapted physical education guidelines :theory and practice for the seventies and eighties : a project of Bureau of Education for the Handicapped, Division of Innovation and Development, U.S. Office of (1976, Information and Research Utilization Center in Physical Education and Recreation for the Handicapped., United States.Bureau of Education for the Handicapped., American Alliance for Health PEaR,)
60. 60. Adapted Physical Education National Standards (1995, National Consortium for Physical Education and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities,)
61. 61. Adapted physical education national standards (APENS) (1998, National Consortium for Physical Education and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities, Kelly L, Educational R,)
62. 62. Adapted physical education national standards :study guide : a project of the National Consortium for Physical Education and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities in accordance with its mission (1997, National Consortium for Physical Education and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities, Kelly L,)
63. 63. Adapted physical education;principles and practice of physical education for exceptional students (2nd Edition) (1965, Daniels, A.S., Davies, E.A.)
64. 64. Adaptive Play for Special Needs Children (1986, Musselwhite, C.R.)
65. 65. ADA Title II Action Guide: For State and Local Governments (1992, Adaptive Environments Center, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research)
66. 66. Adult Fitness Programs: Planning Designing Managing and Improving Fitness Programs (1987, Stone, W.J.)
67. 67. Adult Hydrotherapy: A Practical Approach (1990, Campion Mre)
68. 68. Adventure play with handicapped children (1984, Sutherland, A.T. & Soames, P.)
69. 69. Adventure Programming (1999, Miles, J.C., Priest, S.)
70. 70. AEPS Curriculum for Three to Six Years. Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (1996, Bricker, D.& Waddell, M.)
71. 71. AEPS Measurement for Three to Six Years. Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (1996, Bricker, D. & Pretti-Frontczak, K.)
72. 72. Aerobics of the Mind: Keeping the Mind Active in Aging - A New Perspective on Programming for Older Adults (2000, Engelman, M.)
73. 73. Aerobic walking :the best and safest, weight loss and cardiovascular exercise for everyone overweight or out of shape (1987, Meyers, C.)
74. 74. AFB directory of services for blind and visually impaired persons in the United States and Canada (25th ed). (1997, )
75. 75. A Functional Curriculum for Teaching Students with Disabilities. Volume I: Self-Care, Motor Skills, Household Management, and Living Skills. Third Edition (1996, Bender, M.)
76. 76. Aging and cerebral palsy: Pathways to successful aging, the National Action Plan. (1994, )
77. 77. Aging and Developmental Disabilities - An In-Service Curriculum (1993, Turk, M.A., & Machemer, R.H.)
78. 78. Aging and Disabilities: Seeking Common Ground (, )
79. 79. Aging, rights, and quality of life: Prospects for older people with developmental disabilities (1999, Ludlow, B.)
80. 80. Aging, spirituality and religion: A handbook (1995, Koenig HG)
81. 81. Aging Well: The Life Plan for Health and Vitality in Your Later Years (1988, Fries, J.F.)
82. 82. Aging with a Lifelong Physical Disability: A Self-Help Guide (1992, )
83. 83. Aging With Disability (1987, Trieschmann, R.)
84. 84. Aging with Disability in the Nineties . . . What Lessons Can Be Learned from Aging with Polio and Stroke (, )
85. 85. Aging with Spinal Cord Injury (1993, Gale G. Whiteneck, Ph.D., Susan W. Charlifue, M.A., Kenneth A. Gerhart, M.S., R.P.T.)
86. 86. A Guide for Teaching Scuba to Divers with Special Needs (2000, Degnan, F.)
87. 87. A guide for the handicapped to the California State park system (1976, California.Dept.of Parks and Recreation.)
88. 88. A Guide to Colleges for Mobility Impaired Students (1986, Liscio, M.A.)
89. 89. A guide to designing accessible outdoor recreation facilities (1980, United States.Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service.Lake Central Regional Office.,)
90. 90. A Guide to Recreation and Leisure (1976, Weiskopf, D.C.)
91. 91. A Guide to Wheelchair Sports and Recreation (2000, )
92. 92. A holistic perspective on the disabled child :applications in camping, recreation, and community life (1985, Robinson, F.M., Skinner S.S.)
93. 93. Ai Chi: Balance, Harmony and Healing (, Sova, R.)
94. 94. Ai Chi: Flowing Aquatic Energy (1996, Konno, J.& Sova, R.)
95. 95. Aids to the handicapped (1979, Predicasts i,)
96. 96. Alaska Region regional accessibility strategy for recreation programs and administrative sites/facilities (1998, United States Forest Service Alaska Region)
97. 97. Alpine Achievement: A Chronicle Of The United States Disabled Ski Team (2002, Lori Batcheller)
98. 98. An Act to Require the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to Conduct a Study to Improve the Access for Persons with Disabilities to Outdoor Recreational Opportunities Made Avail (1998, United S,)
99. 99. A national evaluation of residential camp programs serving persons with disabilities (1996, Brannan, S.A., Arick, J.R., Fullerton, A., Educational, R.)
100. 100. An enriching experience (1987, Appell, L.S.& Kramer, M.K.)