Thursday, November 25, 2010

Sports provide a welcome outlet for people with disabilities

In recent years, a severe physical disability means unemployment, human, isolation and inactivity of many thousands.

Not anymore. While the Americans with Disabilities Act has opened up people in the workplace and public buildings with disabilities, organizations across the country, many jumped up, access to sports programs both for individuals associated with wheelchair users and amputees artificial prostheses. Disabled people experience the joyParticipation in alpine and cross country skiing, all water sports, from swimming to sailing to diving, and more extreme sports as mountain climbing and parachuting.

The importance of both sporting and recreational activities for people with disabilities can not be overstated. In particular for people with disabilities who have previously disabilities can be found, able to develop as a sport as a huge motivation in rehabilitation andmay contribute to depression, confusion and loss of self-esteem that often accompanies a debilitating injury. For those born with severe handicaps, can serve as the world of sport is an important way of connecting to the specialists.

competitive sport for disabled people to experience a phenomenal success. The global organization is now known as the Paralympic Games in Rome, Italy, founded in 1960, inspired by a competition held in 1948 in England for disabledThe veterans of World War II. After Participating athletes compete in the Paralympic Games site a number of sports scores are one of six people with disabilities focus on amputations, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, visual impairment, mental retardation, and a group of generals, including those disabled individuals who not covered by the other five categories.

Both summer and winter sports competitions give disabled athletes the changeCompetition in a variety of sports, the list of summer sports includes 21 different competitive sports, from archery and cycling to horse riding, weightlifting and judo. Five competitions designed specifically tied to the wheelchair basketball athletes, dance, fencing, rugby and tennis. The list of winter sports is smaller but no less challenging: athletes can compete with the wheelchair downhill or cross country skiing, ice hockey and sledgeCurling.

Children with physical disabilities have special problems, sometimes they also face significant limitations that meet all other requirements to become a responsible, balanced, emotionally and mentally healthy people. The National Sports Centre for the Disabled (nscd) provides opportunities for children to take a variety of sports, from skiing, ski racing, snowboarding and snowshoeing in winterRafting, horseback riding and inline skating in summer.

NCSD and the Paralympics are just two of many organizations founded in sports for people with disabilities relate. E 'apparent success and the growing popularity of these organizations adults and children with disabilities to benefit both to participate in adaptive sports activities, and that the benefits extend to all aspects of their lives.

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