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1. Back and hip extensor muscle function during therapeutic exercises (1999, Arokoski JP, Kankaanpaa M, Valta T, Juvonen I, Partanen J, Taimela S, Lindgren KA, Airaksinen O)
2. Back care aerobics (1988, Lima RY)
3. Back care for cyclists. (1998, )
4. Back extension & snatch pull (1998, Pierce K)
5. Back from the brink: Electromyography-triggered stimulation combined with modified constraint-induced movement therapy in chronic stroke (2006, Stephen J.; Levine, Peter)
6. Back in action (1997, Bell T)
7. Back in balance (1996, Rhodes M)
8. Back in the game: college basketball. (Charles Hayward a cancer survivor) (1904, )
9. Back in the saddle again (1981, Wilson V)
10. Back on the road (1997, Mauer A)
11. Back on track. Exercise and education are key elements in back injury rehabilitation (1998, Singer DW)
12. Back pain and pregnancy: active management strategies (1996, Colliton J)
13. Back school in a first episode of compensated acute low back pain: a clinical trial to assess efficacy and prevent relapse (1996, Leclaire R, Esdaile JM, Suissa S, Rossignol M, Proulx R, Dupuis M)
14. Back stabilization after low back injury (1999, Heuer P)
15. Back stabilization exercises (1999, Stone JA)
16. Back to school (1996, )
17. Back to the future (1998, Ball M)
18. Backward wheelchair propulsion during the sprint start by elite Class II cerebral palsied athletes (1987, Davis RW)
19. Badminton: manuel d'arbitrage avec annexe pour les personnes handicapees. (1982, )
20. Balance ability and reflex maturation among normal, learning disabled and emotionally handicapped populations (1983, Gorman DR)
21. Balance and stabilization capability of paraplegic wheelchair athletes (1994, Bernard PL)
22. Balance issues and athletes with a disability (1994, Simon J)
23. Balance, Mobility, and Falls among Elderly African American Women (2000, Means KMOPSRDE)
24. Balance problem in the crawlstroke of paralyzed swimmers (1981, Persyn U)
25. Balance retraining in a hemiparetic patient using center of gravity biofeedback: a single-case study (1998, Simmons RW, Smith K, Erez E, Burke JP, Pozos RE)
26. Balance self-efficacy and its relevance to physical function and perceived health status after stroke (2006, Salbach, Nancy M.; Mayo, Nancy E.; Robichaud-Ekstrand, Sylvie; Hanley, James A.; Richards, Carol L.; Wood-Dauphinee, Sharon.)
27. Balancing postural handicaps (1988, Stevenson E)
28. Ballet for visually handicapped students (1981, Doyle D)
29. Ballism after stroke responds to standard physical therapeutic interventions (2005, Mark, Victor W.; Oberheu, Anne M.; Henderson, Cathy; Woods, Adam J.)
30. Balloon soccer (1982, Blair G)
31. Ball retrieval device for a sedentary table tennis player (1976, Cowart J)
32. Balls and Strikes Softball (1999, The Amateur Softball Association and USA Softball)
33. Banbury Cross Therapeutic Equestrian Center (, )
34. Bankshot basketball. Take a pinch of basketball, a smidgen of pocket billiards and a ton of fun and that's this new game (1980, Brenner RR)
35. Banning wheelchair from sidelines violates ADA (1994, Kozlowski JC)
36. Bar path in the bench press by wheelchair athletes (1995, Hamilton N)
37. Barrier free (1979, Broad T)
38. Barrier free design (1976, )
39. Barrier-free design; a selected bibliography (1973, Lassen PL)
40. Barrier-free design - making the environment accessible to the disabled (1981, Berube B)
41. Barrier free environment (1978, Curry PM)
42. Barrier-free environments (1977, Bednar JM)
43. Barrier free leisure facilities (1977, Lyons R)
44. Barrier-free playground: a playground for all children (1978, Carter A)
45. Barrier-free swimming pools. It's imperative that we design our recreational facilities to accommodate the physically disabled (1979, Adair, B)
46. Barriers and satisfaction associated with personal assistance services: Results of consumer and personal assistant focus groups (2005, Matsuda, Sandra J.; Clark, Mary J.; Schopp, Laura H.; Hagglund, Kristofer J.; Mokelke, Emily K.)
47. Barriers are more than architectural (1985, Smith RW)
48. Barriers Experienced by Nondisabled Wheelchair Users: A University-Based Occupational Therapy Program Educational Exercise (1999, Reid DT)
49. Barriers to access: frustrations of people who use a wheelchair for full-time mobility (1998, Pierce LL)
50. Barriers to antiretroviral adherence among HIV-infected adults (2000, Murphy, D.A., Roberts, K.J., Martin, D.J., Marelich, W., & Hoffman, D.)
51. Barriers to antiretroviral medication adherence in HIV-infected women (2000, Roberts, K.J. & Mann, T.)
52. Barriers to disabled women's participation in sports (1987, Grimes PS)
53. Barriers to exercise in African American women with physical disabilities (2000, Rimmer JH)
54. Barriers to health promotion for individuals with disabilities (1990, Stuifbergen, Alexa K., PhD, RN, Heather Becker, PhD, and Dolores Sands, PhD, RN)
55. Barriers to integration (1987, Halpenny R)
56. Barriers to participation in recreation (1977, Harvey KM)
57. Barriers to physical activity in African-American women with physical disabilities (2000, Rimmer JH, Rubin SS, Braddock D.)
58. Barriers to recreation participation: challenges and alternatives (1993, Muloin S)
59. Barriers to service (1962, Schoenbohm W)
60. Bars, beams and floorwork (1991, Gill S)
61. Baseball adaptation for below-elbow prosthesis (1986, Truong XT)
62. Baseball for the disabled in Japan (1996, Sachiko T)
63. Baseball/lacrosse injuries (1999, Casazza BA, Rossner K)
64. Bases mecaniques de l'entrainement sportif des handicapes moteurs (1983, Mussen M)
65. Bases para la integracion deportiva de los discapacitados: perspectiva educativa. (Foundations for sports integration of disabled people: educational perspective.) (1994, Hernandez J)
66. Bases scientifiques et methodologiques de l'education motrice des handicapes visuels (1977, de Potter JC)
67. Basic concepts of hospital recreation: A study of prevailing concepts of recreation for the ill and disabled. (1953, )
68. Basic Money-Counting Skills of Children with Mental Retardation (1996, Stith LE, Fishbein HD)
69. Basic motor fitness test for emotionally disturbed and mentally handicapped children; preliminary report (, Hilsendager DR)
70. Basic principles in sports for the handicapped: an introduction (1981, Lindstroen H)
71. Basic problems in motor learning research (1985, Surburg PR)
72. Basic protocols of rehabilitation for the ankle, knee, hip, and shoulder (1996, Torburn L)
73. Basic science and conservative care of patellofemoral dysfunction: a review of the literature (1996, Banovetz JM, Banovetz SL, Albright JP)
74. Basic soccer skill development (1982, Horrocks C)
75. Basic terminology for therapeutic recreation and other action therapies (1990, Lee S)
76. Basis for a method of dynamic proprioceptive correction in the restorative treatment of patients with residual-stage infantile cerebral palsy (1997, Semenova KA)
77. Basket-ball en chaise roulante: reglements officiels et complement (, )
78. Basket-ball en chaise roulante: reglements particuliers et amendements aux reglements de la F.I.B.A (, )
79. Basketball... en fauteuil roulant (1984, Druvert JC)
80. Basketball fireworks... Wheelchair style (1975, Conn G)
81. Basketball for people with a disability: National teams progress (1994, Brady T)
82. Basketball? Get a cue: players become 'pros' when they use teaching cues - catchy phrases that create visual images of key skills (1997, Weber AM, Fronske HaWR)
83. Basketball is still basketball (1983, Skillen J)
84. Basket-ball pour les handicapes physiques en France (1980, Robert P)
85. Basketball: Special Olympics sports skills instructional program (1983, )
86. Baskett-bal et accidentes recents (initiation) (1980, Pasqualini M)
87. Baskin named IPC chairman. (1997, )
88. Batter up: baseball for children with disabilities (1980, Fredericks HDB)
89. Battery-operated lights for wheelchairs (1995, )
90. Battling back from a tragedy (1986, Boyd A)
91. Battling the bulge: diet and exercise are key (1995, Clark N)
92. B-casomorphin induces Fos-like immunoreactivity in discrete brain regions relevant to schizophrenia and autism (1999, Zhongjie, S. J., Cade, R., Fregly, M. J., & Privette, R. M.)
93. B-cell response to exercise in diabetic and non-diabetic children (1980, Heding LG)
94. Be a squeaky wheel: We all need to do everything we can to get equipment that will allow us to live as productive lives as possible (2001, Ball M)
95. Beating the odds. Paraplegic Ray Conley is a winner, championing the recreation rights of the handicapped to enjoy the outdoors their way - including by snowmobile (1980, Glitz B)
96. Become a part of the mainstreaming process (1993, Grosse SJ)
97. Becoming accustomed to the snow (1994, Fagerlie A)
98. Becoming aware; a handbook for leaders working with disabled children (1978, Willard D)
99. Bed-ridden elderly in Japan: social progress and care for the elderly (1998, Imai K)
100. Beep ball for blind (1982, )