Adaptive Badminton/Para-Badminton
Para badminton offers singles, doubles, and mixed doubles play.
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Para badminton offers singles, doubles, and mixed doubles play.
Explore this sportAdaptive alpine skiing includes standing and seated approaches, with instruction and equipment matched to the skier.
Explore this sportArchery can be practiced indoors or outdoors, recreationally or competitively. Adaptive equipment can support participation alongside other archers.
Explore this sportAdaptive backpacking and trail access can involve personal assistance or mobility equipment chosen for the participant and terrain.
Explore this sportAdaptive baseball programs modify participation for athletes with disabilities. Move United identifies Little League Challenger and Miracle League as examples.
Explore this sportWheelchair basketball includes athletes with a range of lower limb disabilities. Using a wheelchair in everyday life is not a prerequisite for every player.
Explore this sportPara biathlon combines skiing and target shooting. Move United describes sitting, standing, and vision impairment categories.
Explore this sportBlind hockey adapts ice hockey for athletes who are blind or have low vision, with audible puck tracking and modified play.
Explore this sportAdaptive bobsled involves descending a curved ice track in a sled. Specialized programs provide an entry into the discipline.
Explore this sportBoccia is a target ball sport played individually or in teams on a hard, level surface. Recreational play can be adapted to the participants.
Explore this sportAdaptive bowling offers recreational and competitive participation, including leagues and tournaments. Bowling centers may use equipment and lane modifications.
Explore this sportAdaptive camping involves planning around campground access and equipment needs. Move United links to accessible camping guidance and program listings.
Explore this sportAdaptive carriage driving offers interaction with a horse through driving a carriage, including options for participants who remain in a wheelchair.
Explore this sportAdaptive Abilities Cheer provides a team performance format for athletes with eligible impairments. Sport-specific classification supports participation.
Explore this sportAdaptive cycling includes several cycle designs and riding arrangements. Equipment choice depends on the rider’s balance, mobility, and preferred type of riding.
Explore this sportInclusive dance adapts classes and performances so people with different physical and cognitive abilities can participate. Styles can include ballet, modern, jazz, and hip-hop.
Explore this sportParaDarts provides an adapted route into darts for players with disabilities, including people who cannot stand unaided.
Explore this sportAdaptive dragon boat racing is a team paddling sport for participants with physical disabilities using adapted equipment.
Explore this sportAdaptive horseback riding programs can include grooming, horse handling, and riding instruction. Support and adaptations are matched to the participant.
Explore this sportWheelchair fencing adapts fencing with the athletes’ chairs secured in place. Foil, épée, and sabre are different disciplines.
Explore this sportAdaptive fishing can take place from shore, accessible piers, or boats. Access and equipment can be arranged around the participant’s mobility.
Explore this sportAdaptive cross training modifies functional fitness exercises to suit participants with physical disabilities or mobility limitations. Coaches can adjust movements and intensity.
Explore this sportGoalball is a team sport for blind athletes built around throwing and blocking a ball toward the opposing goal. Sound helps players track the ball.
Explore this sportAdaptive golf can be played for recreation or competition, with approaches that include standing, one-handed, and seated play.
Explore this sportAdaptive gymnastics modifies participation in gymnastics skills and routines. Move United identifies USA Gymnastics Adaptive and HUGS programs.
Explore this sportHandcycling offers recreational riding and racing using cycles powered by the upper body. Different designs suit different positioning and riding needs.
Explore this sportAdaptive hiking involves choosing trails and support that match the participant. Beginners can build up distance gradually and plan around terrain.
Explore this sportAdaptive ice skating includes recreational and competitive participation for skaters with physical or intellectual disabilities. Programs use modified expectations and support.
Explore this sportAdaptive kayaking matches the boat, support, and instruction to the paddler’s goals. Introductory lessons can begin on flat water or in a pool.
Explore this sportAdaptive kickball modifies equipment, skills, or rules so people with different abilities can participate. Beep kickball is one format for blind and low-vision players.
Explore this sportAdaptive lacrosse includes modified formats for athletes with disabilities. Support can be tailored to skills such as scooping, throwing, and catching.
Explore this sportAdaptive martial arts programs modify instruction and participation for athletes with disabilities. Move United’s overview focuses on taekwondo and also points to broader martial arts resources.
Explore this sportAdaptive mountain biking includes downhill and cross-country approaches using specialized cycles. Programs fit the rider to the cycle and teach its controls.
Explore this sportAdaptive cross-country skiing accommodates physical and visual impairments, with standing and sit-ski options.
Explore this sportRecreational and competitive paddling can use kayaks or outrigger canoes.
Explore this sportPara powerlifting is a competitive sport also used by athletes for cross-training.
Explore this sportGuided rafting offers trips ranging from gentler river travel to navigating rapids.
Explore this sportAdaptive climbing combines physical movement with planning a route up a climbing wall or rock face.
Explore this sportMove United provides introductory resources for running and wheelchair racing.
Explore this sportAdaptive sailing modifies seating, controls or rigging so participants can take part in recreational sailing and racing.
Explore this sportMove United lists adaptive scuba diving among its supported activities.
Explore this sportA beginner guide to adaptive 10-meter air rifle, including what to ask before your first practice, which equipment may be available, and how SH1 and SH2 classification work.
Explore this sportPlayers sit on the court and work as a team to send the ball over a lowered net.
Explore this sportMove United describes adaptive skateboarding participation by athletes with visual, physical and cognitive disabilities.
Explore this sportSled hockey is a seated version of ice hockey for players who cannot participate in standing hockey.
Explore this sportAdaptive snowboarding uses instruction and modifications matched to different physical needs.
Explore this sportAdaptive snowshoeing offers winter trail activity with terrain and pace matched to the participant.
Explore this sportPower soccer is a team court sport played using powered wheelchairs.
Explore this sportMove United emphasizes muscle balance as part of strength training for athletic performance.
Explore this sportAdaptive swimming provides recreational and competitive participation for athletes with different impairments.
Explore this sportPara table tennis follows the basic equipment, scoring and playing process of table tennis.
Explore this sportTai chi uses slow, controlled movement; seated routines can be practiced in a chair or wheelchair.
Explore this sportAdaptive tennis can adjust equipment, court dimensions and ball characteristics to help people participate.
Explore this sportMove United member programs provide opportunities to train and compete in track and field.
Explore this sportParatriathlon combines swimming, cycling and running in one race.
Explore this sportVolt hockey is an indoor team sport played in joystick-controlled motorized chairs.
Explore this sportAdaptive water skiing offers recreational and competitive participation with equipment matched to the skier.
Explore this sportWheelchair rugby is a contact team sport played on a court using sports wheelchairs.
Explore this sportYoga combines stretching and breath awareness and can include seated adaptations.
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