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Paralympics after Paralympics, technology marches on
Sporting wheelchairs built in the same aluminium used in the Space Shuttle, thermoplastic gloves, wind tunnels to improve aerodynamics. Some people will find the London 2012 games more exciting for its new technological advancements than the actual sporting performances. Inail Prosthetics Centre in Budrio followed some athletes very closely

Zoom

From Stoke Mandeville to Ostia: origins of the Paralympic movement
mandeville

Sir Ludwig Guttmann and the the Stoke Mandeville Games in the years following the second World War. Antonio Maglio, the founder of sport therapy in Italy, responsible for organising the first modern Paralympics in Rome 1960. He was director of the Inail Paraplegic Centre in Ostia

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The Real Issue

London 2012. Spectators and disabled athletes: a 360 degree approach
spazi aperti

The Locog (London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games) and the Oda's (Olympic Delivery Authorithy) main objective is to ensure that the Games are open to everyone, and can provide easily accessible services and equipment.

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Surveys

Working in the shadow: being a guide to blind athletes
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Athletes through and through, the guide athletes go through the same motions and emotions as their counterparts. They run, ski, cycle, sweat, get tired, win or lose, and very often without the pleasure of seeing or hearing their names mentioned

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Dossier

Sir Craven (Ipc): "Sport disabled? I don't think so!"

Sir Philip Craven, President of the International Paralympic Commitee, and the present and the future of the Paralympic Movement: visibility, risks, classification, anti-doping, athletes with intellectual and relational diseases, sport as means of integration...

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