Paralympic sports

Paralympic sports are competitive athletic events specifically designed for athletes with disabilities, including physical, visual, and intellectual impairments. Established in 1960, the Paralympics run parallel to the Olympic Games and feature a range of sports, such as wheelchair basketball, adaptive rowing, and para swimming. Athletes compete at various levels, showcasing their skills and determination. The events promote inclusion and highlight the capabilities of individuals with disabilities, fostering awareness and appreciation for their achievements in sports and beyond. The games are a major international sporting event, promoting equality and encouraging participation in sports for all.