2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.01.1049
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Capability, Work and Social Inclusion

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“…For the successful implementation of wrestling techniques in a standing position, the skills of mastering the most favorite grab are of great importance for a judoist. Without effective grip, it is impossible to carry out a hold [11][12][13]. The most productive and frequently used grips by judoists were determined from the analysis of competitive activity at major competitions (Russian Championship -4; European Championship -2).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the successful implementation of wrestling techniques in a standing position, the skills of mastering the most favorite grab are of great importance for a judoist. Without effective grip, it is impossible to carry out a hold [11][12][13]. The most productive and frequently used grips by judoists were determined from the analysis of competitive activity at major competitions (Russian Championship -4; European Championship -2).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La literatura nacional e internacional ha evidenciado que las personas con discapacidad experimentan restricciones sistemáticas en la participación por razón de discapacidad (e.g. Díaz Velázquez, 2017;Kissow, 2015;Friso y Caldin, 2014;Törnbom et al, 2013;Vedeler y Mossige, 2010;Subirats, 2005). Esta situación de discriminación y desigualdad supone una vulneración de derechos para el colectivo con discapacidad y genera exclusión social.…”
Section: Motivación Del Estudiounclassified
“…But most importantly, during this time in the family, he acquired everyday and practical skills, which to a large extent provided him with a sense of self-confidence. Great changes took place in the mood of the boy's mother, her level of anxiety decreased, she became calmer and more confident in the future of her family and child [11].…”
Section: Fig 2 Nosology Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%