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127 - Motricitta - Laboratory of Urban Movement, ASD Pordenone, Italy

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ONTACT

ASD Gymnasium Pordenone

Mr. Claudio Deiuri

Italy

www.gymnasiumpiscine.it

+39 335 6372914

claudio@gymnasiumpiscine.it

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VERALL GOAL

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MISSION

Sport benefits persons with intellectual disabilities in many ways, they evolve a better feeling for their body, experience

what it means to loose or to wait for his or her turn and how to play in a team. But it is hard to apply those new skills

into every-day life. The project Motricitta aims to increase the autonomy and capacity of persons with disabilities to

perform outside in the public. In this way the project wants to favor the inclusion of persons with special needs. The

project is about movement, not only physical, but also mental and cultural to avoid the risk of maintaining rigid and

repetitive behaviors and structures. The special athletes should be encouraged to live free and self confident in the

community.

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HE SOLUTION THAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED

The city provides many facilities for training, it is like a fitness trail with obstacles to overcome and goals to reach.

Special athletes practice together with their sport educators gymnastics outside – in the public space and in front of

everybody. These activities require practice and the development of specific capabilities that can be summed up in

three functional areas: accessibility, usability and mobility. Each special athlete is supervised by a wristband allowing the

operators to monitor the psychological signals in real time, which are afterwards analyzed together. Through crossing

the data with the exact location a correlation with the emotional status can be drawn.

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OUNTRY IN WHICH IT WAS DEVELOPED

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Italy

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OUNTRY

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COUNTRIES IN WHICH IT IS OPERATING

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Italy

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ACTS ABOUT SIZE AND SCOPE

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35 persons with intellectual disabilities and their families participated in the project.

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Two sport associations and four High Schools were involved.

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30 volunteers between 14 and 18 years old, 5 sport educators, 1 psychologist, 1 media and communication

manager also took part.