Презентация по теме " Паралимпийские игры"

The Paralympic Games

The first Games for athletes with a disability were held in 1948 in Stoke Mandeville, England. On the day of the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in London, the first competition for wheelchair athletes was organised. In 1952 athletes from the Netherlands joined the Games; thus the international movement was born. Olympic style games for athletes with a disability were organised for the first time in Rome in 1960.

The first Games in Stoke Mandeville, England.

The Paralympic Games schedule includes 19 types of sports.15 are shared with the Olympic Games, the other four are exclusevively Paralympic Games.

In 1976 the first Paralympic Winter Games took place in Sweden.

Wheelchair curling

Cross country skiing

Winter Paralympic Games:

1976 - Paralympics I - Örnsköldsvik - Sweden 1980 - Paralympics II - Geilo - Norway 1984 - Paralympics III - Innsbruck - Austria 1988 - Paralympics IV - Innsbruck - Austria 1992 - Paralympics V - Albertville - France 1994 - Paralympics VI - Lillehammer - Norway 1998 - Paralympics VII - Nagano - Japan 2002 - Paralympics VIII - Salt Lake City - United States 2006 - Paralympics IX - Turin - Italy 2010 - Paralympics X - Vancouver - Canada 2014 - Paralympics XI - Sochi – Russia; 2018- Winter Paralympics XII - Pyeongchang - South Korea -

Winter games

Summer Games

• Boccia
• Weightlifting
• Track and field athletics
• IPC Swimming
• Sailing;
• Judo for blind sportsmen
• Cycling
• Archery;
• Football 5-a-side
• IPC shooting
• Sitting volleyball
• Wheelchair rugby
• Rugby
• Goalball
• IPC table tennis
• Canoe
• Triathlon

• IPC cross-country skiing;
• IPC Alpine skiing;
• Sledge hockey;
• Wheelchair curling.
• Biathlon

Football 7 -a-side

Summer Paralympic Games:

1960 - Paralympics I - Rome - Italy 1964 - Paralympics II - Tokyo - Japan 1968 - Paralympics III - Tel Aviv - Israel 1972 - Paralympics IV - Heidelberg - West Germany 1976 - Paralympics V - Toronto - Canada 1980 - Paralympics VI - Arnhem - Netherlands 1984 - Paralympics VII - Stoke Mandeville - UK, New York - US 1988 - Paralympics VIII - Seoul - South Korea 1992 - Paralympics IX - Barcelona - Spain 1996 - Paralympics X - Atlanta - United States 2000 - Paralympics XI - Sydney - Australia 2004 - Paralympics XII - Athens - Greece 2008 - Paralympics XIII - Beijing - China 2012 - Paralympics XIV - London - United Kingdom 2016 - Paralympics XV - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil -

A new page in Paralympic history was written when , in 1988, the Paralympic Games were held immediately following the Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea, using the same facilities as the Olympic Games .

Since this date the Summer and the Winter Paralympic Games have followed the Olympic Games using the same stadiums, village and in many cases sponsors and organisational structures.

Do you know the history of Olympic and Paralympic Games well?

Triathlon

1. This sport includes swimming, running and cycling.

2. You can watch this sport at a stadium.

Athletics

3.This sport is also called ping pong.

Table tennis

4. You need a horse to do this sport.

Equestrian

5. You don’t need a boat but you do need water for this sport.

Swimming

6.You play this team game with a stick and a ball.

Hockey

7. It is a sport for people who are wheelchair users. The players throw the coloured balls as closer as possible to a white ball. It requires concentration, coordination, accuracy and team work.

Boccia

8. It is a team sport in which only blind athletes can participate. It is played with a ball which has a bell inside. When the game is in progress, the gym is completely silent. This sport needs the players to be strong and have good orientation skills.

Goalball.

9.It is a combination of rules and skills required in basketball and rugby. The games are held on a basketball ground, the ball is similar to the one used in volleyball. Each team consists of four players.

Wheelchair rugby