Day 6 Highlights | Paris 2024 Paralympic Games ❤️💙💚

[@TROPICALRAPTURE]

Muita gente bonita entre os atletas paralimpicos, sério.

[@Janine-x1j]

I have been thinking the same thing!! Lots of very attractive athletes and some of them are so stunning.They could easily be super models male and female

[@jesscarrier4180]

These highlights videos would be much better if the background music wasn't nearly so loud! While it's good that subtitles are on by default, if the background music were quieter I wouldn't need the subtitles and would be able to enjoy the actual action more.

[@Finniboi-ub2it]

Dude. The paralympics are almost over. Only a couple days left. Who will take the top spot and be the best country in Paris???

[@davidball4387]

Are the horses parahorses? asking for a friend...

[@sopek1427]

Hahahaha

[@beutsavv]

Why can i see some people completely normal? And competiting in para olympics?

[@mariaeckert9828]

Sometimes the athlete’s disability isn’t as obvious as a prosthetic leg. For example, one of the day 6 events was a women’s 100m- T37. That T37 is what’s called a classification and it describes what kind of athletes will be competing together. T37 means “Athletes with movement and coordination moderately affected down one side of the body (hemiplegia)”. It can be a little confusing to search up all these classifications but that’s what they mean.

[@pillowdoor]

@@mariaeckert9828 thank you so much for this explanation. This is the first time I’m following the event and I was a bit lost.

[@juliaalexandre5568]

@@pillowdoor Theres also a category for mental disabilities!

[@jesscarrier4180]

There are so many disabilities that aren't visible to just a casual glance. And from a broader perspective, it's often an issue in society that we ignore the accessibility needs of people with invisible disabilities.