Healthy and Fit for Optimal Performance
4-7 September

PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS

Sean Baldwin

Earlier this month, it was announced that Sean Baldwin will be the first Irish athlete to compete in Shooting at the Paralympic Games.

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Esther Vergeer in action at the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games

The world’s top Wheelchair Tennis player got a scare from up-and-coming Aniek van Koot while competing in her new chair.

Norwegian Shooting Athlete

The top 12 things you should know about Shooting at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Oceania Paralympic Committee Website's screenshot

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) launched the first official website of the Oceania Paralympic Committee

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Kelly Cartwright and Evan O’Hanlon headline the field of competitors for the Australian Athletics Championships this weekend in Melbourne.

Jonas Jacobsson

The 16-time Paralympic gold medallist tells fans what an average week is like for a Paralympic shooter, including fights with his washing machine.

Jonas Jacobsson close-up

The first London 2012 Paralympic Gold medallist will be a shooter. Here’s a look at which events to keep your eyes on.

Aerial view of a park (Greenwich Park)

Paralympics New Zealand (PNZ) and Equestrian Sports New Zealand (ESNZ) have named the first two athletes to represent the nation at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Great Britain's David Weir

British wheelchair racers David Weir and Hannah Cockroft could star for Great Britain at May’s BT Paralympic World Cup.

Sochi 2014 Volunteers.

The Sochi 2014 volunteer team's participation in the All-Russian volunteer "Youth Train" event has come to a close.

Oliviero Tiso

The IPC Shooting World cup continues until Sunday 15 April

Great Britain's David Weir

British wheelchair racers David Weir and Hannah Cockroft could star for Great Britain at May’s BT Paralympic World Cup.

Sochi 2014 Volunteer Workshop

The workshop is designed to ensure the Sochi 2014 volunteers make both Paralympic athletes and visitors feel truly welcome when attending the Games.

Person playing Boccia

Three sets of brothers were amongst 20 athletes to be selected to represent ParalympicsGB in Boccia, Judo and Powerlifting at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

building with colourful circles

The brightly coloured openings in the new London 2012 Shooting ranges contrast with the Georgian Royal facades of old.

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Sir Philip Craven attends launch of Ottobock's 'Passion for Paralympics' travelling exhibition.

the Brazilian Paralympic Committee's stand

The Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB) will attend the 11th edition of the International Fair of Technologies in Rehabilitation, Inclusion and Accessibility, Reatech at the Immigrants Convention Centre in Sao Paulo, Brazil from 12-15 April.

Teresa Perales in Sierra Nevada

Spanish swimmer Teresa Perales writes about her day-to-day efforts in the lead-up to London 2012 that not everybody will know about at the Games.

London Olympic Park Aerial View

In the first of his blogs leading upto London 2012, the Daily Telegraph's Gareth Davies outlines his hopes for media coverage of the Games.