Coaching Athletes with a Disability - Coaching Association of Canada

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Appendix 1: Disability must knowsCerebral Palsy (CP)Description: Injury to different parts of the developing brain during gestation, birth, or early infancy results in muscle weakness, paralysis, poor coordination, anduncontrolled limb movements. The person’s disability can range from very mild to very severe. Although most individuals with CP have the same intelligence asindividuals without a disability, some may also have an intellectual impairment.31© Coaching Association of Canada, 2005
Appendix 1: Disability must knowsBrain InjuriesDescription: Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Hemiplegia are designations for disabilities resulting from damage to the brain.32© Coaching Association of Canada, 2005
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