Archive. So just feel free to read my Archive and feel free to comment.

Our website posts tagged ‘part’ Please feel free to explore and feel free to comment.

Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf on INSIDE SPORT (BBC) – PART 2 of 3

April 19th, 2011 admin 18 comments
Title:

Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf on INSIDE SPORT (BBC) – PART 2 of 3





Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf talk to Inside Sports Gabby Logan in Las Vegas about life post retirement, Andre Agassi Boys and Girls Club – what it’s about, about returning to Wimbledon for Sunday’s Centre Court celebration and Andy Murray’s chances of winning a Grand Slam. Broadcasted on BBC One at 23.10 BST Monday 11th May, 2009. Copyright: BBC


Tags:, , , , , ,

Special Olympics Winter games . Winter sport info.

April 12th, 2011 Born in Winter No comments
Title:

Special Olympics Winter games . Winter sport info.




Pages: 1 2

Special Olympics Winter games . Winter sport info.

Since 1968 the Special Olympics games have been taking place at selected locations around the world. They take place every two years which is different from the traditional games which only take place every four years. While there are less people in the Special Olympics games than the regular Olympics, the of effort and training the participants put into it is the same.

All participants in the Special games must be at least 8 years of age. There is no limit for hold old a person is before they can no longer be a part of the Special games . This program is designed to these individuals stay healthy by getting of exercise and to them develop positive self esteem.

Each participant in the Special games is taught the essentials of their particular sport. They have to abide by the Code of Conduct which mandates that they are respectful of themselves and others. They have to use effective communication skills that don’t include talking down to others or abusive language. They have to agree to be dedicated to the training program and to work to the very best of their abilities.

As the number of participants in the Special Olympics grows more people are needed to assist them. It is very common for older people who has previously participated in the Special games to move into helping to train others. This allows them to continue being a vital part of this organization.

They also have to provide written verification from professionals verifying that they do have the symptoms of an intellectual disability, delays with their cognitive abilities, or a developmental disability. As a result of one or more of these issues the person must experience challenges due to difficulties with their development, ability to learn, or their ability to adapt to the situation.

The division that a participant will be in is determined by an overall score based on a serious of factors. Their individual abilities are taken into consideration, their age, and their gender. types of disabilities will affect their overall score so that they are placed in the right division to offer them a challenge but to also take their personal needs into consideration.

The sporting events available for the Special games


Tags:, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Categories: Winter Sports