Paralympic Sport Development:

Paralympic Classification Information

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Classification Policies and Procedures#

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Eligibility Information
Classification is a structure for competition and is one of biggest differences between the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Become A Parlaympic Classifier
If you are interested in becoming a classifier for a Paralympic sport, contact the NGB/HPMO of your sport of interest
Paralympic Sports and Impairment Groups

Paralympic Classification Information

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Classification Policies and Procedures#