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Sports for the Disabled

Playing a sport is a great way to stay in shape whilst doing something fun that you enjoy. It can be hard to keep up the routine of exercise, but if you play a sport with one or more friends, it is easier. If you did not turn up, you would be letting a friend, or even worse, a whole team down.

There are many athletes with disabilities, you only need to look at the paralympic games for inspiration of how hard these guys had to work to get where they are. A disability should not hold you back from playing sports.

Wheelchair Archery Sports - Get Active, Get Fit, Challenge Yourself!

Archery is a sport that is open to athletes even with a physical disability. Even though this sport is very physically demanding, it is one sport that disabled athletes can compete on an equal basis with able-bodied people. Read full article.

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Those Without Limbs Still Able to Snowboard		Yacht Competition Racing for the Disabled Takes Off!
Many times those with developmental mental or physical disabilities are discriminated against in our society. They are discriminated based solely on their disability, not on what they can and cannot do. Happily, in the sports arena, those with disabilities are getting a chance to display their skills - in snowboarding. Read full article Article source: EzineArticles		Yacht racing, though it may seem like “a breeze” to spectators (to turn a phrase), is really a lot more complicated than it looks. Anyone who’s ever been involved in a “backyard regatta” or a world-class yacht race will tell you: This is a sport that requires very savvy technical skills and a strategic mind. Still think anyone can do it? Just ask anyone who’s served as a crew member in a yacht-racing adventure catered to the disabled. Here’s a guarantee: They’ll look at you like you’re crazy. Read full article Article source: EzineArticles

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