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1. Gaining ground: thousands of scientists and clinicians are working steadily on little pieces of a very large puzzle. Their studies have added to our knowledge about how to repair the damaged spinal co (2000, Kelley M)
2. Gains of cardiorespiratory fitness with arm-crank training in spinally disabled men (1991, Davis G)
3. Gait adaptations in below knee amputees and effect of weight change in prosthetic components: a pilot study (1997, Olney SJ)
4. Gait analysis (1995, Whittle MW)
5. Gait analysis and bivalved serial casting of an athlete with shortened gastrocnemius muscles: a single case design (1997, Selby-Silverstein L, Farrett WD, Maurer BT, Hillstrom HJ)
6. Gait analysis criteria for the selection of surgical procedures to correct the crouch gait in spastic cerebral palsy (1988, Tylkowski CM)
7. Gait analysis in hemiparetic patients prior and after physical therapy within Bobath concept (1992, Schreiner C)
8. Gait analysis in the therapeutic environment (1999, Coutts F)
9. Gait analysis of functional electrical stimulation-assisted walking in subjects with incomplete spinal cord injury (1996, Smith AW)
10. Gait analysis of paralysed people using two types of walking brace (1988, Whittle MW)
11. Gait analysis of the adult hemiplegic (1988, Klarich-Kahn E)
12. Gait analysis of transfemoral amputee patients using prostheses with two different knee joints (1996, Boonstra AM, Schrama JM, Eisma WH, Hof AL, Fidler V)
13. Gait and gait-related activities and fatigue in Parkinson's disease: what is the relationship? (2006, Rochester, Lynn; Jones, Diana; Hetherington, Victoria; Nieuwboer, Alice; Willems, Anne-Marie; Kwakkel, Gert; Van Wegen, Erwin)
14. Gait and gait retraining (1984, Corcoran PJ)
15. Gait and long cane kinematics: a comparison of sighted and visually impaired subjects (1998, Johnson JT, Johnson BF, Blasch BB, de l'Aune WD)
16. Gait biomechanics are not normal after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and accelerated rehabilitation (1998, DeVita P, Hortobagyi T, Barrier J)
17. Gait characteristics in individuals with mental retardation: unobstructed level-walking, negotiating obstacles, and stair climbing (1998, Sparrow WA)
18. Gait characteristics in multiple sclerosis: progressive changes and effects of exercise on parameters (1986, Gehlsen G)
19. Gait characteristics of individuals with multiple sclerosis before and after a 6-month aerobic training program. (1999, Rodgers MM, Mulcare JA, King DL, Mathews T, Gupta SC, Glaser RM.)
20. Gait Characteristics of Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis before and after a 6-Month Aerobic Training Program (1999, Rodgers MM)
21. Gait disorders in older adults (1996, Alexander, NB)
22. Gait function in spastic hemiparetic patients walking barefoot, with firm shoes, and with ankle-foot orthosis (1996, Hesse S, Luecke D, Jahnke MT, Mauritz KH)
23. Gait generation via neuromuscular electrical stimulation controlled by an artificial neural prototype (1995, Sepulveda F)
24. Gait in adolescent cerebral palsy: the effect of partial unweighting (2000, McNevin NH)
25. Gait initiation, development of a measuring device for use in a clinical environment (1996, Dawson M, Reiter F, Sarkodie-Gyan T, Provinciali L, Hesse S)
26. Gait of children with Down's syndrome (1980, Parker AW)
27. Gait on an inclined walkway - abstract (, Palk C)
28. Gait parameters of hemiplegic and normal subjects (1985, Mischner-van Ravensberg CD)
29. Gait pattern alteration by functional sensory substitution in healthy subjects and in diabetic subjects with peripheral neuropathy (1997, Walker SC, Helm PA, Lavery LA)
30. Gait patterns and muscle function following Van Nes rotational osteotomy (1985, Glynn M)
31. Gait performance and dynamic characteristics of weight-bearing on the patellar tendon in PTB prostheses (1985, Mizrahi J)
32. Gait performance with wheeled and standard walkers (1997, Bohannon RW)
33. Gait recovery. (2005, Flom-Meland, Cindy; Herring, Alecia; Olson, Amanda S.; Perkerewicz, Sarah; Runyan, Amanda.)
34. Gait speed and oxygen consumption per unit distance in hemiplegic patients (1991, Kuroki H)
35. Gallaudet dancers: the first twenty-six years (1989, Wisher P)
36. Game plans for victors: new skills for severely handicapped children (1985, Schoen S)
37. Games Analysis (1993, Kirby S)
38. Games analysis: designing games for handicapped children (1980, Marlowe M)
39. Games analysis intervention: a procedure to increase the peer acceptance and social adjustment of a retarded child (1979, Marlowe M)
40. Games and activities for severely handicapped students utilizing small space and minimal equipment (1982, Aharoni, H)
41. Games and activities that serve a purpose (1984, Brackett L)
42. Games and activities with and without skis (1994, Fagerlie A)
43. Games and simulation studies for the deaf (1979, Smith H)
44. Games children play: instructive and creative play activities for the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled child (1981, Sternlicht M)
45. Games for disabled athletes on the rise. (1996, )
46. Games for people with sensory impairments: strategies for including individuals of all ages (1996, Lieberman LJ)
47. Games little people play (1976, Wertlieb E)
48. Games of the human spirit (1996, Beamer C)
49. Games, sports, and exercises for the physical handicapped, 3rd edition (1982, Adams, RC)
50. Games, sports and exercises for the physically handicapped (1975, Adams, RC)
51. Games, sports and exercises for the physically handicapped (1972, Adams, RC)
52. Games without words: activities for thinking teachers and thinking children (1977, Wolff S)
53. Game without frontiers. The ins and outs of wheelchair rugby (1999, Elliott S)
54. Ganden v. NCAA: how the NCAA's efforts to clean up its image have created an ethical and legal dilemma (1997, Miller WS)
55. Garden and the handicapped child (, Elliott P)
56. Gardening as recreation for disabled (1987, Thomas DE)
57. Gardening brochures. (1981, )
58. Gardening for rehabilitation (1969, )
59. Gardening for the disabled (1968, )
60. Gardening for the disabled: some hints and suggestions (1982, )
61. Gardening for the physically handicapped & elderly (1978, Chaplin M)
62. Gardening is for everyone: a week by week guide for people with handicaps (1982, Cloet A)
63. Gardening -- its therapeutic uses (1966, McCandliss RR)
64. Gardening without sight (1982, Fleet K)
65. Gardening without Stress and Strain (1973, Kramer J)
66. Gardens for the blind (1978, Knowles E)
67. Gardens, grounds and the countryside: design, adaptation and use for handicapped people (1982, Smith P)
68. Gardens to visit (1979, )
69. Garden unseen: a manual for blind gardeners (1962, Stevens L)
70. Garrity v. Gallen: the role of the courts in institutional closure (1999, Racion JA)
71. Gary Baker still plays racquetball (1988, LaPann P)
72. Gary W., et al. v. the State of Louisiana - Implications for adapted physical education, recreation, and leisure education (1984, Cowden JE)
73. Gas exchange kinetics during functional electrical stimulation in subjects with spinal cord injury (1995, Barstow TJ)
74. Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Athletes (1989, Eichner ER)
75. Gateway Clubs of England (1976, Stuart FA)
76. Geared for action. Crank it up and feel the burn. This survey of manufacturers should give you the incentive to get out there and join those who have already experienced the highs of handcycling the h (1996, Axelson P)
77. Gehrig's legacy. (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease) (1911, )
78. Gender and disability sport participation: setting a sociological research agenda (1997, Kolkka T, Williams T)
79. Gender differences in cardiac rehabilitation (1998, Carhart RL, Ades PA)
80. Gender differences in disability and lifestyle among community-dwelling elderly stroke patients in Kitakyushu, Japan (1998, Hachisuka K, Tsutsui Y, Furusawa K, Ogata H)
81. Gender differences in psychosocial profile at entry into cardiac rehabilitation (1998, Brezinka V, Dusseldorp E, Maes S)
82. Gender differences in the extent of motor impairment among students with learning disabilities (1996, Shephard RJ, Bluechardt M)
83. Gender issues in perception of disability in relation to lifestyle and well-being: a qualitative study (1994, Olenik L)
84. Gender perspectives and quality of care: towards appropriate and adequate health care for women (1996, Gijsbers van Wijk CMT, Vliet KP, Kolk AM)
85. General awareness & accessing guide. (1979, )
86. General bibliography of leisure publications (1977, Crandall R)
87. General considerations for field events (1988, Jones JA)
88. General exercise training improves ventilatory and peripheral muscle strength and endurance in chronic airflow limitation (1998, O'Donnell DE, McGuire M, Samis L, Webb KA)
89. General ideologies and methods of powerlifting (3rd Edition) (1988, Accorsi, B)
90. General implications (1975, )
91. Generalization and motor control: implications for instruction with learners who exhibit severe disabilities (1986, Horner RH)
92. Generalization of motor skills from training to natural environments (1983, Auxter D)
93. Generalized imitation and Orff-Schulwerk (1974, Bitcom CH)
94. Generalized physiological principles which guide conditioning programs (1984, Peterson RA)
95. General principles for developing conditioning programs for Special Olympic athletes (1990, Downing JH)
96. General principles for developing conditioning programs for Special Olympic athletes. Part 2 (1990, Downing JH)
97. General rules (2000, )
98. General rules of Special Olympics. (1980, )
99. General sports training for individuals with cerebral palsy (1988, Morris A)
100. Generating and maintaining independent leisure activity in people with mental retardation (1990, Lucke HH)