Disabled athlete .I mean their names and what they do
Did you even click on the links that Reed and Ms. Sue gave you?
Read, read, read ... and take good notes.
The link I gave you lists eleven disabled athletes who competed in the Olympics. That's pretty famous! READ it.
To get a list of famous disabled athletes and their respective sports, you can follow these steps:
1. Research online: Conduct a search using keywords like "famous disabled athletes" or "most successful disabled athletes." This will provide you with numerous articles, blog posts, or websites that highlight impressive disabled athletes.
2. Check specialized websites: Look for websites dedicated to disability sports or Paralympic athletes. These platforms often have comprehensive lists of notable disabled athletes from various sports.
3. Visit disability sport organizations' websites: Explore the websites of organizations such as the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) or National Disability Sports Organisations (NDSOs) of specific countries. These websites often feature profiles of athletes and their accomplishments.
4. Read biographies and memoirs: Many disabled athletes have shared their life stories and achievements through books or autobiographies. You can check online retailers or libraries for these publications.
It's essential to note that the term "disabled athlete" encompasses a wide range of disabilities and sports. Some famous disabled athletes include:
1. Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner, South African sprinter who competed in both Paralympic and Olympic Games.
2. Tatyana McFadden: American wheelchair racer, multiple Paralympic medalist, and marathon champion.
3. Jessica Long: American swimmer, 23-time Paralympic medalist with bilateral lower limb deficiency.
4. Jean-Baptiste Alaize: French long jumper, competed in the 2016 Paralympic Games.
5. Daniel Dias: Brazilian swimmer, holds multiple Paralympic records and has won numerous gold medals.
6. Bebe Vio: Italian wheelchair fencer, world champion, and Paralympic gold medalist.
7. Kurt Fearnley: Australian wheelchair racer, multiple Paralympic medalist, and marathon champion.
Remember, this is just a selection, and there are many more incredible disabled athletes across various sports disciplines.