Adapted Sports are modified versions of traditional sports designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities. These sports ensure that everyone, regardless of their physical or cognitive abilities, can participate and enjoy the benefits of athletic activities. Adaptations may include changes in rules, equipment, or playing environments to make the sports more accessible. Examples of adapted sports include wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, and blind soccer. Organizations and programs often promote these sports to foster inclusion, teamwork, and physical fitness among participants. By providing opportunities for competition and recreation, adapted sports help build confidence and community among athletes with diverse abilities.