Para-Athletics
Para-Athletics
Para-Athletics is an adaptation of athletics for athletes with disabilities including visual, physical and intellectual impairments. The general rules of the game are based on the rules made for able-bodied athletes. Athletes compete according to their disability classification in each event. Some compete in wheelchairs, some with prostheses and the visually impaired athletes receive guidance from the sighted guides.
The first competition of Para-athletics took place in 1952 at the Mandeville Games organized by the World War II veterans. The sport made its debut at the Summer Paralympics in 1960 and always attracted a large number of spectators and the first IPC Athletics World Championships took place in 1994 in Berlin, Germany.
To complete the race in the fastest time possible in sprints, middle/long-distances, relay events and marathon, to jump/leap as far as possible into a sandpit from a takeoff point in long and triple jump, to jump at the greatest height possible over a horizontal bar without knocking it down to the ground in high jump, to throw the primary equipment as far as possible in shot put, discus, javelin and club throw and to score maximum points in each of the five disciplines in pentathlon.
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Eye Mask
Sport: Para-Athletics
Tether
Sport: Para-Athletics
Para-Athletics - Wheelchair
Sport: Para-Athletics
Camp Randall Stadium
Madison, United States of America
Amon G. Carter Stadium
Fort Worth, United States of America
Nakayama Racecourse
Chiba, Japan
Fully Automatic Time (FAT)
Sport(s): Multiple
Instant Replay
Sport(s): Multiple
Spider Cam
Sport(s): Multiple
Parapan American Games
Sport(s): Multiple
The Championships, Wimbledon
Sport(s): Tennis
