Journal of Aging and Physical Activity 09-03: [special Issue of the Journal of Aging and Physical Activity Volume 9 (3)]

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The book critiques the predominant focus on quantitative research in JAPA since its inception in 1993, highlighting how this emphasis has overlooked the qualitative aspects of aging and physical activity. It argues that while informative, the quantitative articles fail to capture the more nuanced, intangible experiences of aging individuals, leaving their stories incomplete and their true essence obscured. This examination calls for a broader understanding of the aging experience that includes both measurable and experiential dimensions.