Shooting Pictogram ©ATHOC Shooting

12/04/19

Home
Up
Wheelchair Tennis
Wheelchair Rugby
Fencing
Wheelchair Basketball
Volleyball
Table Tennis
Swimming
Shooting
Sailing
Powerlifting
Judo
Goalball
Football 5-a-side
Equestrian
Cycling
Boccia
Archery
Athletics

 

Shooting

Paralympic Sport of the Month: Shooting

Shooting is one of the most popular sports worldwide. It requires technical perfection and excellent mental conditioning.

Elizabeth Kosmala of Australia in the final of the women’s Air Rifle Standing in the Paralympic Games. © Matt Turner/ AllsportShooting is open to men and women of all ages on both the recreational and championship levels. It was first included in the Paralympic Games sports program in 1980 in Arnhem.

Both Olympic and Paralympic Shooting are governed by virtually the same rules and regulations. Certain adjustments have been made in the Shooting regulations for the Paralympic Games in order to facilitate athletes with a disability.

Shooting events differ as to the distance, the type of target and arm, the shooting position, the number of shots and the time within which the shots have to be fired.

 

 

  

 
     

Home | Wheelchair Tennis | Wheelchair Rugby | Fencing | Wheelchair Basketball | Volleyball | Table Tennis | Swimming | Shooting | Sailing | Powerlifting | Judo | Goalball | Football 5-a-side | Equestrian | Cycling | Boccia | Archery | Athletics

This site was last updated 04/30/12