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Sports for the
Disabled by John Kortex
Everyone deserves to
play sports, even those that wouldn’t appear to be able to play
sports at first glance. There is something beneficial for sports for
every person regardless of their limitations or capabilities. While
many people assume that sports are only for the healthy, they are
for everyone, even the disabled. While there may have to be
modifications to the sport for a disabled person to play, there
isn’t any reason why someone in a wheel chair, someone who is deaf,
or someone who just has physical limitations for one reason or
another shouldn’t be allowed to have some fun, and get out there and
enjoy all the aspects of sports. |
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If you believe that your disability will hold
you back from truly participating in sports, there are plenty of
opportunities for the disabled to play in situations that are fair
to all the players. There are many leagues for those who are a bit
disabled to partake in exercise and sports, so why not get involved
in one of these programs so that you’ll fit in, and you can take
part in all of the sports that you like without feeling like you are
the odd man out. |
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