Adaptive sports are physical activities designed for individuals with disabilities, allowing them to participate in competitive and recreational sports. These sports are modified to accommodate various physical, sensory, or intellectual challenges, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all athletes. Examples include wheelchair basketball, adaptive rowing, and sitting volleyball. The goal of adaptive sports is to promote physical fitness, social interaction, and personal achievement among participants. Organizations and programs often provide specialized equipment, coaching, and training to help athletes develop their skills and compete at different levels, from local events to the Paralympic Games.