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‘Have a go, you might surprise yourself’: a qualitative study of the experiences of autistic adolescents and young adults of a community gym-based exercise programme
autismbiomedical-and-clinical-scienceshealth-scienceshealth-services-and-systemshuman-societyintellectual-disabilityparticipationpublic-health
Purpose: To explore the experiences of Autistic adolescents and young adults who participated in a 12-week student-mentored community based physical activity program called FitSkills. Methods: This qualitative study was embedded within a large implementation trial. The
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