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El Centro de Estudios sobre Deporte Inclusivo (CEDI): investigación aplicada, formación y promoción deportiva para personas con discapacidad en acción

El Centro de Estudios sobre Deporte Inclusivo (CEDI): investigación aplicada, formación y promoción deportiva para personas con discapacidad en acción

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el interés y la actualidad de la promoción deportiva y la investigación en un colectivo como el de las personas con discapacidad. En nuestra opinión, el deporte es un servicio que no es totalmente accesible aún en España, con pocos estudios de investigación en este tema, y muy poca atención por parte de las administraciones y las instituciones regulares del deporte (Pérez, Reina y Sanz, 2012). Ante esta situación, la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid y la Fundación Sanitas firmaron un convenio en octubre de 2009 para la creación del primer Centro de Estudios sobre Deporte Inclusivo (CEDI) en España, con sede en la Facultad de Ciencias de la Actividad Física y del Deporte (INEF). Su objetivo principal es investigar, generar conocimiento y divulgar la información pertinente relativa al fenómeno de la inclusión de las personas con discapacidad en el deporte, difundiendo los beneficios que las actividades físicas y deportivas tienen para los participantes a la hora de mejorar su salud y favorecer su integración social

the interest and news of sports promotion and research in a group such as that of people with disabilities. In our opinion, sport is a service that is not fully accessible even in Spain, with few studies on research on this topic, and very little attention from administrations and regular sports institutions (Pérez, Reina and Sanz, 2012). In this situation, the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Sanitas Foundation signed an agreement in October 2009 for the creation of the first Center for Inclusive Sports Studies (CEDI) in Spain, based in the Faculty of Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (INEF). Its objective main is to investigate, generate knowledge and disseminate pertinent information related to phenomenon of the inclusion of people with disabilities in sport, spreading the benefits that physical and sports activities have for participants when improve their health and promote their social integration

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