Para ice hockey is a form of ice hockey adapted for athletes with physical disabilities, primarily those who have limited or no use of their legs. Instead of skates, players use specially designed sledges that allow them to glide on the ice while sitting. They use two sticks, one in each hand, to propel themselves forward and to pass, shoot, and check opponents. Para ice hockey follows similar rules to traditional ice hockey, but it requires extra skill and coordination due to the unique equipment and playing position. It is a fast-paced, competitive sport that offers athletes with disabilities the opportunity to experience the excitement of ice hockey.