Studies on Designing Adaptive Sportswear for Differently …
83
5. Lamb JM, Kallal MJ (1992) A conceptual framework for apparel design. Cloth Text Res J
10:42–47
6. Hanington B (2003) Methods in the making: a perspective on the state of human research in
design. Des Issues 19(4):9–18
7. Lee H, Jin H (2019) Conceptual design framework as a model for wheelchair users’ sportswear
comfort. Fashion Text: Int J Interdiscipl Res 6:23. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40691-019-0179-z
8. Wingate SB, Kaiser SB, Freeman CM (1986) Salience of disability cues in functional clothing:
a multidimensional approach. Cloth Text Res J 4(2):37–47
9. Fernandez-Cuevas I, Sillero-Quintana M, Garcia-Conception MA, Ribot-Serrano J, GomezCarmona P (2014) Monitoring skin thermal response to training with infrared thermography.
New Stud Athlet 29(1):57–71
10. Goosey-Tolfrey V, Moss AD (2005) The velocity characteristics of wheelchair tennis players
with and without the use of racquets. Adapt Phys Act Q 22:291–301
11. Croft L, Dybrus S, Lenton J, Goosey-Tolfrey V (2010) A comparison of the physiological
demands of wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis. Int J Sports Physiol Perform 5:301–
315
12. Fabrocini B (1995) The planning of a powerful trunk for tennis. Strength Cond:25–29
13. Kibler WB, McQueen C, Uhi T (1988) Fitness evaluations and fitness findings in competitive
junior tennis players. Clin Sports Med 7:403–416
14. Johnson JM (1992) Exercise and the cutaneous circulation. Exerc Sport Sci Rev 20:59–97
15. Robinson S (1963) Temperature regulation in exercise. Pediatrics 32(Suppl):691–702
16. Ferrara MS, Davis RW (1990) Injuries to elite wheelchair athletes. Paraplegia 28:335–341
17. Chang WM, Zhao YX, Guo RP, Wang Q, Gu XD (2009) Design and study of clothing structure
for people with limb disabilities. J Fiber Bioeng Inf 2(1):62–67
83
5. Lamb JM, Kallal MJ (1992) A conceptual framework for apparel design. Cloth Text Res J
10:42–47
6. Hanington B (2003) Methods in the making: a perspective on the state of human research in
design. Des Issues 19(4):9–18
7. Lee H, Jin H (2019) Conceptual design framework as a model for wheelchair users’ sportswear
comfort. Fashion Text: Int J Interdiscipl Res 6:23. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40691-019-0179-z
8. Wingate SB, Kaiser SB, Freeman CM (1986) Salience of disability cues in functional clothing:
a multidimensional approach. Cloth Text Res J 4(2):37–47
9. Fernandez-Cuevas I, Sillero-Quintana M, Garcia-Conception MA, Ribot-Serrano J, GomezCarmona P (2014) Monitoring skin thermal response to training with infrared thermography.
New Stud Athlet 29(1):57–71
10. Goosey-Tolfrey V, Moss AD (2005) The velocity characteristics of wheelchair tennis players
with and without the use of racquets. Adapt Phys Act Q 22:291–301
11. Croft L, Dybrus S, Lenton J, Goosey-Tolfrey V (2010) A comparison of the physiological
demands of wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis. Int J Sports Physiol Perform 5:301–
315
12. Fabrocini B (1995) The planning of a powerful trunk for tennis. Strength Cond:25–29
13. Kibler WB, McQueen C, Uhi T (1988) Fitness evaluations and fitness findings in competitive
junior tennis players. Clin Sports Med 7:403–416
14. Johnson JM (1992) Exercise and the cutaneous circulation. Exerc Sport Sci Rev 20:59–97
15. Robinson S (1963) Temperature regulation in exercise. Pediatrics 32(Suppl):691–702
16. Ferrara MS, Davis RW (1990) Injuries to elite wheelchair athletes. Paraplegia 28:335–341
17. Chang WM, Zhao YX, Guo RP, Wang Q, Gu XD (2009) Design and study of clothing structure
for people with limb disabilities. J Fiber Bioeng Inf 2(1):62–67