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1. Pacing Off for Health (1998, Masline SR)
2. Pageantry: opening and closing ceremonies (1990, )
3. Paid to play (2001, Barreda K)
4. Pain and dysesthesia in patients with spinal cord injury: A postal survey (2001, Finnerup, N.B., Johannesen, I.L., Sundrup, S.H., Bach, F.W., & Jensen, T.S.)
5. Pain assessment in intellectually disabled people: Non-verbal indicators. (2004, Zwakhalen, S. M. G., van Dongen, K. A. J., Hamers, J. P. H., Abu-Saad, H. H.)
6. Pain expectancies, pain, and functional self-efficacy expectancies as determinants of disability in patients with chronic low back disorders (1996, Lackner JM, Carosella AM, Feuerstein M)
7. Pain following spinal cord injury (1998, Demirel, G., Yilmaz, H., Gencosmanglu, B., & Kesiktas, N.)
8. Pain-Free Exercise Training for People with Peripheral Vascular Disease (1998, Stopka C, Wolper R, Scott K, Seeger J, Ballinger R, Graves J)
9. Painful incarcerated hernia following a rugby union lineout (1999, Thomas RH, Thomas GO)
10. Painful Shoulder in Swimmers: A Diagnostic Challenge (1986, McMaster WC)
11. Pain in arthritis and musculoskeletal disorders: the role of coping skills training and exercise interventions (1996, Keefe FJ, Kashikar-Zuck S, Opiteck J, Hage E, Dalrymple L, Blumenthal JA)
12. Pain in a Swedish spinal cord injury population (2003, Budh, C.N., Lund, I., Ertzgaard, P., Holtz, A., Hultling, C., Levi, R., Werhagen, L., & Lundeberg, T.)
13. Pain in persons with cerebral palsy. (1999, Schwartz, L., Engel, J. M., & Jensen, M. P)
14. Pain in persons with cerebral palsy: extension and cross validation (2003, Engel JM, Jensen MP, Hoffman AJ & Kartin D)
15. Pain, lower-extremity muscle strength, and physical function among older Mexican Americans (2005, Snih, Soham Al; Raji, Mukaila A.; Peek, M. Kristen; Ottenbacher, Kenneth J.)
16. Pain, physical activity, and disability in individuals with late effects of polio (1998, Willen C, Grimby G)
17. Pain preventive gait synergy hypothesis in leg amputees (1997, Pitkin MR)
18. Pain site and impairment in individuals with amputation pain (2002, Marshall HM, Jensen MP, Ehde DM & Campbell KM)
19. Palaestra (2000, )
20. Palaestra: Forum of Sport, Physical Education & Recreation for Those With Disabilities (, )
21. Paola Fantato: le sport est un moyen d'insertion (1996, Mascagni K)
22. Paola Fantato: sports as a means of social integration (1996, Mascagni K)
23. Papers on new models of community recreation for handicapped. Institute report 3. National institute on new models of community based recreation and leisure programs and services for handicapped child (1979, Nesbitt JA)
24. Para-backhand pushing technique (1999, Morse M)
25. Para-bike: a new concept in paraplegic cycling (1982, McDade J)
26. Para-bike: what has two wheels, rides low to the ground and provides fast fun? The para-bike - a new concept in paraplegia cycling (1980, Schwandt D)
27. Parachute activities for adapted physical education (1981, Hirst RK)
28. Paradigm for physical education for handicapped children in the least restrictive environment (1982, Broadhead GD)
29. Parallel and serial processing of haptic information in man: Effects of parietal lesions on sensorimotor hand function (1996, Knecht S, Kunesch E, Schnitzler A)
30. Paralympic compatibility with the Olympic movement (1999, Price B)
31. Paralympic compatibility with the Olympic Movement (1999, Price B)
32. Paralympic Games 1996: feminist and other concerns: what's your excuse? (1997, Sherrill C)
33. Paralympic logo 'breaking through' Olympic hype (1996, )
34. Paralympic paralympic paradox: a journalist says that at least 15 members of Spain's paralympic team weren't discapacitados in any way (2000, Reilly R)
35. Paralympics (1984, Perkins V)
36. Paralympics 1992: excellence and challenge (1993, Sherrill C)
37. Paralympics A triumph for people with physical disabilities (1997, Apple D)
38. Paralympics: Barcelona 1992 (1994, Reynolds J)
39. Paralympics for the Mentally Handicapped (1993, DePauw KP)
40. Paralympics: Paralympians ambassadors to the world. (1998, )
41. Paralympic Sports Association (1971, )
42. Paralympic Sports Association training centre for physically disabled athletes (1979, )
43. Paralympics: Where heroes come. (1998, R. Steadward and C. Peterson)
44. Paralympic swimming performance, impairment, and the functional classification system (1999, Wu SK, Williams T)
45. Parametres cardio-respiratoires des enfants asthmatiques a l'effort (1982, Vanfraechem J)
46. Paraplegia: prolonged closed-loop standing with implanted nucleus FES- 22 stimulator and Andrews' foot-ankle orthosis (1997, Davis R, Houdayer T, Andrews B, Emmons S, Patrick J)
47. Paraplegic is active leader in wheelchair recreation (1976, Goldfard A)
48. Paraplegics and quadriplegics (1981, McCann BC)
49. Paraplegics and sky diving: a personal guide (2000, McGowan JA)
50. Paraplegics and sports: a psychological survey (1982, Monnazzi G)
51. Paraplegics can ski (1980, )
52. Paraplegics in sport (1977, Hay JG)
53. Paraplegic skydiving (1983, McGowan JA)
54. Paraplegic sports (1977, Coyle E)
55. Paraplegie et activite physique (1980, Royer D)
56. Paraprofessionals' attitudes toward inclusion of students with disabilities in physical education (1998, O'Connor J, French R)
57. Paraprofessionals: implications for adapted physical education (1989, Vogler EW)
58. Paraprofessionals in therapeutic recreation can support professional work. Money may be a problem, but clear task definition cannot be (1985, Frith GH)
59. Parathyroid hormone suppression in spinal cord injury patients is associated with the degree of neurologic impairment and not the level of injury (1997, Mechanick JI, Pomerantz F, Flanagan S, Stein A, Gordon WA, Ragnarsson KT)
60. Parcourse: the first exercise course usable by the handicapped opens in California (1981, Wren S)
61. Parental assessment of change in handicapped children resulting from a camping experience: A study concerned with the physical, social and emotional growth of handicapped children resulting from atten (1975, Kinzie DM)
62. Parental attitudes about exercise regarding their children with cystic fibrosis (1999, Boas SR, Danduran MJ, McColley SA)
63. Parental attitudes toward inclusive recreation and leisure: a qualitative analysis (1998, Modell SJ)
64. Parental perception of Special Olympics benefits and outcomes (1997, Megginson NL, Nakamura A, Furst DM)
65. Parent and patient validated content for pediatric epilepsy quality-of-life assessment (2000, Arunkumar G)
66. Parent-assisted instruction in a motor skill program for at-risk preschool children (1999, Hamilton M, Goodway J, Haubenstricker J)
67. Parent education: implications and strategies for special physical education (1982, Maguire P)
68. Parent education: in clinical physical education and recreation (1981, Johnson WR)
69. Parent education: instructional strategies and implications for adapted physical education (1982, Maguire P)
70. Parent-Infant Communication: Early Intervention for Very Young Children with Visual Impairment or Hearing Loss (1996, Chen D)
71. Parents as partners (2000, McCall RM)
72. Parents' attitudes regarding the leisure behavior of their handicapped child (1983, Folkerth JE)
73. Parents creating recreational experiences: Kamp for Kids (1984, )
74. Parents: forgotten teacher aides in adapted physical education (1984, Folsom-Meek SL)
75. Parents' perception of the role and status of special physical education (1986, Hale T)
76. Parents' perceptions of a home-based infant and toddler adapted physical education model (2001, Sayers LK)
77. Parents' perceptions of a home-based infant and toddler adapted physical education model (1999, Sayers LK)
78. Parents' perceptions of benefits of summer camp for campers with mental retardation (1992, McCormick B)
79. Parents, programs and play (1984, Oster K)
80. Parent support, physical activity, and correlates of adiposity in nine year olds: an exploratory study (1996, Hovell MF, Kolody B, Sallis JF, Black DR)
81. Par for the course (1998, Varnet TM, Taylor MC)
82. Parking (1989, )
83. Parkinson's disease (, Marsden, C.)
84. Parkinson's disease: A holistic approach (1998, Barker, S., Grant, A., & Hodnicke, D.)
85. Parkinson's disease: an investigation of exercise capacity, respiratory function, and gait (1997, Canning CG, Alison JA, Allen NE, Groeller H)
86. Parkinson's Disease : Functional Concerns and Therapeutic Considerations (2000, Tom Spring SR)
87. Parks Canada and disabled persons. Parcs Canada et les handicapes (1984, Pope R)
88. Parks for the use of disabled people (1978, )
89. Parkside Promenaders (1988, Davila M)
90. Parlons 'qualite' (1997, Craigon I)
91. Part 11: microcomputer uses to promote physical proficiency and motor development of students with handicapped conditions (1984, Stein J)
92. Partial body weight support with treadmill locomotion to improve gait after incomplete spinal cord injury: a single-subject experimental design (1998, Gardner MB, Holden MK, Leikauskas JM, Richard RL)
93. Partial meniscectomy and anterior cruciate ligament rupture in soccer players (1993, Neyret, P., Donell, S. T., Dejour, P., Dejour, D., & Dejour, H.)
94. Partial weight-bearing gait using conventional assistive devices (2005, Youdas, James W.; Kotajarvi, Brian J.; Padgett, Denny J.; Kaufman, Kenton R.)
95. Participating in deaf sport: characteristics of deaf spectators (1993, Stewart DA)
96. Participation: expanding community and leisure experiences for people with severe handicaps (1981, Lord J)
97. Participation for the handicapped (1986, Perez FV)
98. Participation for the handicapped in the intramural campus recreation program, University of New Mexico (1979, Perez FV)
99. Participation incentives among athletes with and without disabilities (1993, )
100. Participation in deaf sport: characteristics of deaf sport directors (1988, Stewart DA)