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The Paralympics is a major international multi-sport event for athletes with disabilities including impaired muscle power and limb deficiencies. It is organized by the International Paralympic Committee based in Bonn, Germany and recognized by the International Olympic Committee. The Paralympic Games symbol represents spirit in motion with colors of blue, red and green, and their hymn was composed by French guitarist Thierry Darnni. The Paralympics include both summer and winter sports such as archery, swimming, alpine skiing, curling and more.
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- 1. Info &Photos
- 2. The Paralympics is a very major international multi- sport event involving athletes with a range of disabilities, including impaired muscle power, impaired passive range of movement, limb deficiency,leg length difference
- 3. The organizer of the Olympic Games is the International Paralympic Committee, based in Bonn, Germany, and recognized by the International Olympic Committee
- 4. The Paralympic Games symbol is a three asymmetrical crescent motif in motion, blue, red and green, with the slogan "Spirit in Motion". The Paralympic Hymn is titled "Hymne de l 'avenir" and composed by French guitarist Thierry Darnni. First Paralympic symbol
- 5. Summer sports Archery Boccia Equestrian Judo Rowing Para swimmimg Triathlon Wheelchair rugby Para athletics Canoe Football 5-a-side Para dance sport Shooting Para sport Table tennis Wheelchair basketball Badminton Cycling Para powerlifting Sitting volleyball Taekwondo Wheelchair fencing Summer Sports
- 6. Winter sports Para alpine skiing Para ice hockey Para biathlon Para snowboard Para cross-country skiing Wheelchair curling Winter Sports
- 8. PHOTOS