Paralympic soccer
1 of 1noun/ˌpærəˈlɪmpɪk ˈsɑkər/
Forms:Paralympic soccers
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a modified version of soccer specifically designed for athletes with physical disabilities, played according to adapted rules and regulations
Paralympic soccer is a version of soccer adapted for athletes with physical disabilities. It includes different formats for various types of disabilities, such as visually impaired players, who participate in blind soccer, using a ball that makes noise to help them track it. The game emphasizes skill, teamwork, and adaptability, allowing players to showcase their abilities in a competitive setting. Paralympic soccer provides athletes with disabilities the opportunity to compete at the highest level, promoting inclusion and offering a chance to represent their countries in the Paralympic Games.
- His dream of representing his country in Paralympic soccer finally came true.
- She trained rigorously for years to qualify for the Paralympic soccer team.
- Paralympic soccer matches showcase incredible skill, determination, and teamwork.
- The Paralympic soccer tournament features teams from around the world competing for the gold medal.
- Paralympic soccer has gained popularity and recognition as a competitive sport on the international stage.