Yes, disability swimming is a sport in the Paralympics. Swimmers win by how many points they get. Thier points are calculated by taking their time, as a percentage of the world record for that race for that class of disability. All swimmers have a classification S1-S12 on how severly theey are disabled.
it be unfair if they joined in
there are 1000's of disabled of athletes in the world, that compete in sports
there are 1000's of disabled of athletes in the world, that compete in sports
Athletes specialize in one sport only but i s'pose they could
To represent excellence in their sport among nations and representing a nation.
We have the Olympics so that athletes from all the world can come to compete in the sport they love (and hopefully win a medal:)
Holly Haguewood is famous from the sport of CrossFit. It is a sport in which athletes compete in feats of exercise such as rope climbing.
The qualifications may vary depending on the sport and country. Olympic athletes are selected by their country to compete on its behalf, in their sport. They typically go through rigorous trials and intensive training. The qualifications may vary depending on the sport and country. Olympic athletes are selected by their country to compete on its behalf, in their sport. They typically go through rigorous trials and intensive training.
All athletes, regardless of the sport or event in which they compete
A woman named Neroli Fairhall was the first papaplegic to compete alongside ablebodied athletes in 1984. She was an archer from New Zealand.
About 2,800 athletes are expected to compete at the 2014 Olympics.
25 athletes compete against each other in Olumpic swimming