schi alpin adaptat

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Sub nivelul Cupei Mondiale, competiiile au loc lanivel de Cup Continental. Cupa European estedisputat n Europa, iar Cupa Nor-Am n America de

Nord; n plus, se mai in competiii sub nivelul CupeiMondiale n Asia de Est, Australia, Noua Zeeland iAmerica de Sud.

Schiorii cu dizabiliti concureaz n trei categorii

diferite: n picioare, n mono-schi i n categoria cudeficiene de vedere. Fiecare din aceste grupe estedivizat n trei pn la apte clase, dintre care unelesunt subdivizate n dou sau trei sub-clase


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n cadrul fiecreia din cele trei categorii majore, timpiisunt comparai cu ajutorul unui sistem factor carencearc s plaseze sportivii cu diferite dizabiliti laacelai nivel prin nmulirea timpului fiecruicompetitor dintr-o clas sau sub-clas dat cu unnumr fix ntre 0 i 1 numit factor.

Rezultatul, cunoscut ca timpul ajustat este timpulcare apare pe lista de rezultate n cursele de schipentru persoane cu dizabiliti.


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REVIGORAREAPROGRAMUL NAIONAL DE SPORT PENTRU PERSOANE CU HANDICAP

II. PREGTIREA, ORGANIZAREA I PARTICIPAREA LA COMPETIIIINTERNAIONALE OFICIALE

Campionate Europene Campionate Mondiale

Jocurile Paralimpice de Iarn, Vancouver, Canada 2010

Jocurile Paralimpice de Var, Londra, Marea Britanie

2012


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REVIGORAREAPROGRAMUL NAIONAL DE SPORT PENTRU PERSOANE CU HANDICAPCupa de iarn - ZIUA MEA

Scopul- crearea obinuinei de practicare a exerciiului fizic, a micrii, a sportului

- integrarea persoanei cu handicap n comunitatea n care triete prin activitifizice, prin sport

- realizarea unei activiti sportive cu prilejul zilei internaionale n favoareapersoanei cu handicap

Perioada- 3 decembrie sau n sptmna care conine aceast zi

Durata - o zi

Participani - persoane cu handicap, toate tipurile de handicap, toate vrstele

Loc de desfurare-n toate localitile sau judeele unde exist structuri sportive membri afiliai ai C.N.P.

Coninut- se poate organiza orice fel de activitate sportiv, etap pe localitate sau pejude

- concursuri n aer liber, acolo unde este posibil se pot organiza concursuri de sniu, schi

- concursuri de caban combinate sau nu cu concursuri sau jocuri de caban : dartz,boccia, .a.

- excursii i drumeii pe distane variate n funcie de posibiliti, grad de handicap, timp.a.

Cupa de iarn-

ZIUA MEA


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Olimpiada Speciala Hope and Homes

for Children Romania, Editia de iarna

Deja ne aflm la a XII-a ediie a olimpiadei, manifestaresportiv dedicat persoanelor cu nevoi speciale din judeul

nostru. Astfel, ne-am dat ntlnire cu copiii pe data de 15

martie 2013, pe prtia de schi Icoana, din Cavnic, la ora

11.

Dac anul trecut am avut sub 100 de copii, acum ne putem

luda cu 147 de sportivi gata de start. Sunt copii i tineridin casele de tip familial din Baia Mare i Sighetu

Marmaiei, centrele de zi, precum i de la partenerii notri

ASSOC Baia Mare, Casa de tip familial AXA, Casa de

Btrni Sighetu Marmaiei, Centrul Clineti.


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S-au selectat o serie de activiti sportive, diferite tipuri de

curse cu sniua, curs printre jaloane, fotbal pe zpad,

tafet, aruncarea cu cercul, construirea unei familii de

oameni de zpad, probele fiind individuale sau de echip.

Pentru a menine voia bun i atenia copiilor, paralel

desfurrii evenimentelor sportive vor avea loc activiti

antrenante (face-painting, ngerai n zpad).

Scopul acestui proiect este de a promova spiritul de

sportivitate i dorina de participare pentru plcerea

jocului, cu accent pe importana i mplinirea personal a

fiecrui sportiv.


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Adaptive Skiing Programs

Adaptive skiing uses specialized equipment and/or training to allowpeople (with disabilities) to experience the benefits of skiing. Skiing

and snowboarding provide a sense of freedom that is difficult toduplicate in other sports. Skiing is a fantastic sport for people withphyscial disabilities or visual impairements in that it helps to developbalance, fitness, confidence, motivation, and social skills. Simply put -Skiing is Skiing

Programs and lessons are available for all levels and abilities, frombeginners to racers, ages 5 and up. Our instructors are certified in thelatest techniques and methods, ensuring that you'll enjoy a safe and funexperience. State-of-the-art equipment is provided, with the goal ofmaking each lesson the best it can be.

Lessons are available by appointment for people with a wide range ofdisabilities


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Mono-Skiing

Mono skiing utilizes a bucket style seat with a single skiunderneath it. An individual uses short hand held

outriggers (metal elbow crutches with small skis on the endof them). Outriggers are used to aid balance and/or givesupport, requiring strong arms and good trunk balance.Individuals who have lower limb impairments and

reasonable balance use mono-skis. People with braintrauma, post-polio, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy,multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, spinal cord injuries anddouble amputees are good candidates for mono-skiing.


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Bi-Skiing Bi skiing utilizes a bucket style seat with two skis underneath it. A bi-

ski can be skied independently like a mono ski using the same type ofhand held outriggers (metal elbow crutches with small skis on the endof them), or can be skied with the assistance of an instructor usingfixed outriggers and tethers (reins attached to the back of the bi-ski).Skiers turn by either moving their head and shoulders or by usinghand-held outriggers. A bi-ski is often the choice of a new sit downskier before moving on to the mono ski.

The bi-ski is designed for those who use a wheelchair or have difficultywalking even when assisted by crutches, canes or walkers. The typicalcandidate for the bi-ski would be an individual with a mid to high levelspinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida,muscular dystrophy, amputees, or other severe balance impairments.


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Sit-Skiing

The Sit-Ski was one of the first sitting

position skis developed, for individuals

with lower extremity limitations.This may include those with multiple sclerosis,muscular dystrophy, lower extremity amputations,cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brain injury or spinal cord

injuries. The Sit-Ski is usually preferred by people withsignificant physical limitations. To turn the Sit-Ski, askier can drag very short ski poles in the snow and leanin the desired direction.


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Three Track Skiing

3-track skiing is stand up skiing using

one full size ski and two hand-held

outriggers for balance/support, giving the skier threepoints of contact with the snow. Three track skiershave one sound leg and two sound arms. Individualswith above the knee amputations and single lower

limb weakness typically use this method of skiing. 3-track skiing requires a certain level of leg and armstrength and may not be for those who are in poorphysical condition.


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Four Track Skiing

Four-track skiing is stand up skiing using two skis with two hand-heldoutriggers for balance/support, giving the skier four points of contact

with the snow. Outriggers are metal elbow crutches with skis on theends, some having adjustable brakes to aid in speed control.

People with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, post-polio, spinal cordinjury, stroke, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, and those withstrength and balance issues are candidates for 4-track skiing.

The snow slider is another form of 4-track skiing for those with balanceissues. Skis are mounted to the metal frame making it something like awalker with skis. The skier uses their own boots and skis, and is aidedby instructors on either side. Snow slider availability is LIMITED.


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Two Track Skiing

2-track skiing is suitable for any skier who standson two skis and does not require outriggers. The

skier can stand and maintain balance while inmotion, although adaptive equipment (tethers,spacers, ski bras, etc.) may be used to aid in legstrength. Two tracking is best suited to students

with developmental and cognitive disabilities,mild cerebral palsy, visual impairment, andhearing impairment.


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Visual and Hearing Imparied

Skiers learn to ski or snowboard using standardequipment with the assistance of a specifically trainedguide.


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Adaptive Skiing and Snowboarding

PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America) Certified

Ski School

The Adaptive Adventures PSIA Adaptive Ski Schoolworks hard todeliver affordable programs and technical assistance to improve theoverall quality and safety of adaptive skiing. Our comprehensiveprogram includesAlpine Skiing, Snowboarding, andNordic adaptiveskiing opportunities. All programs are designed to safely increase thenumber of individuals with disabilities participating in winter sports.

Our ski school focuses on specific niche areas within the adaptiveskiing arena including: Train the trainer instructor and volunteertraining clinics, mid-level development camps, information resources,adventure trips and support for a variety of established adaptive skievents.

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