Table of Contents
- AIMFREE Manuals
- How Does AIMFREE Fit with the U.S. Access Board Guidelines?
- Difference Between Professional and Consumer Version
- Fitness Center and Swimming Pool Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Fitness Center and Swimming Pool Accessibility - Professional Version
- Fitness Center Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Fitness Center Accessibility - Professional Version
- Swimming Pool Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Swimming Pool Accessibility - Professional Version
- Physical Activity Participation Among Persons with Disabilities: Barriers and Facilitators
- Dr. Bob Segalman, President & Founder, Speech-to-Speech
- The Next Frontier of the ADA: Fitness Facilities
- Focus on Secondary Condition Prevention: Developing a community-based exercise program as a way to prevent secondary conditions in people with Down syndrome
- Accessible Gardening
- Playgrounds for All
- Swimming
- New Study Finds Low Accessibility of Physical Activity Facilities
- Baker Wetlands: Making Outdoor Recreation Accessible
- Cameras Help Researchers Spot Access Barriers
- Opening Doors: Why Fitness Facilities Should Make Room for People With Disabilities
- Inclusive Fitness Coalition Will Open Doors for People with Disabilities
- A New Use for "Down Time": How Fitness Professionals Can (and Should!) Reach Out to People with Disabilities
- Physical Activity, Mobility Equipment, and Access
- Community Spotlight: ShowMe Aquatics, St. Louis, Missouri
- Swimming - Teaching
- Using a Fitness Center Does Not Have to be an Exercise in Frustration: Tips for People with Mobility and Visual Disabilities
- Don't Stay on the Sidelines: Find an Accessible Exercise Facility
- Absence of People with Disabilities Using Local Parks
AIMFREE Manuals
AIMFREE Manuals
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| AIMFREE Manuals |
Available manuals include:
- Fitness Center and Swimming Pool Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Fitness Center and Swimming Pool Accessibility - Professional Version
- Fitness Center Accessibility - Professional Version
- Fitness Center Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Swimming Pool Accessibility - Consumer Version
- Swimming Pool Accessibility - Professional Version
Project AIMFREE was a 3-year research project funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
AIMFREE manuals can be ordered by clicking here
National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability
