A Paralympic athlete is an individual with a physical, visual, or intellectual impairment who competes in the Paralympic Games. These athletes showcase their skills in various sports, including wheelchair basketball, adaptive swimming, and sitting volleyball. The games promote inclusivity and highlight the abilities of athletes with disabilities. The Paralympic Games occur every four years, following the Olympic Games. They feature athletes from around the world, competing at elite levels. The event emphasizes the importance of sports in fostering understanding and respect for individuals with disabilities, inspiring many through their remarkable achievements.