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A reflexive thematic analysis was undertaken, leading to the development of four substantive themes.

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Download View publication Copy reference Copy caption Embed figure Major studies on disability constraints related to leisuresport Source publication Enabling Inclusive Sport Participation: Effects of Disability and Support Needs on Constraints to Sport Participation Article Full-text available May 2016 Simon Darcy Daniel John Lock Tracy Taylor Framed by a social approach to disability and leisure constraints theory, this paper presents the results of a national study examining the constraints to sport participation for people with disability.

Responses were obtained from a multi-platform questionnaire survey capturing data on constraints to participation, dimensions of disability, and le.

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The study found that women with disability faced a magnification of constraints within the genderdisability intersection, which was subsequently described as the double whammy in a follow-up study (Henderson Bedini, 1997)..

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Table 1 presents, the proposed research undertook an inclusive approach to disability types within a single study using a leisure constraints framework viewed through the lens of the social model of disability within the research design (Barnes Mercer, 1997;Barnes, 2008).

Our study was designed to gather empirical evidence to determine the range of factors that are antecedent to nonparticipation for PwD for a better understanding of the effects of disability types and levels of support needs..

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We developed the constraint items by examining previous studies investigating leisure constraints and PwD (see Table 1 ).

The constraint conceptualisations were grounded in PwDs lived experiences in line with social model considerations..

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COVID-19 continues to represent the single biggest challenge to contemporary community sport globally.

Compliance with social distancing policies, strict return-to-play protocols, and COVID-19 specific training has, perhaps, forever changed the way that children and young people engage in organised sport.

Within this context, and while many children and families seek to re-engage with community sport, we (researchers and sport practitioners) have an obligation to ask questions about how the pandemic has impacted youth sport, understand the short- and long-term consequences, and explore what (if any) opportunities can be seized to assist and improve future participation and retention.

The aim of this paper was to present an in-depth exploration of the impact of COVID-19 on youth sport in South Australia.

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