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the practice of judo adapted for athletes with physical disabilities, emphasizing techniques suitable for their abilities and circumstances
Para judo is a modified version of traditional judo designed for athletes with visual impairments. In para judo, the rules are adapted to accommodate the unique needs of the participants, while maintaining the core principles of judo, such as throws, joint locks, and pins. Athletes compete in a one-on-one match, with the goal of throwing or pinning the opponent to the mat. The sport emphasizes skill, strength, and strategy, and it provides an inclusive opportunity for athletes with visual impairments to compete at local, national, and international levels, including the Paralympic Games.
- She credits para judo for boosting her confidence and improving her physical fitness.
- The para judo demonstration showcased the effectiveness of adaptive martial arts training.
- The para judo athlete demonstrated incredible strength and technique in the tournament.
- The para judo team trains rigorously for national and international competitions.
- The para judo class focuses on adapting techniques for individuals with varying abilities.