Paralympic sports are competitive events designed for athletes with disabilities. These sports provide opportunities for individuals with physical, visual, or intellectual impairments to showcase their skills and compete at high levels. The Paralympic Games occur every four years, following the Olympic Games, and feature a wide range of sports, including wheelchair basketball, adaptive rowing, and sitting volleyball. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) governs these sports and promotes inclusion and accessibility. Athletes compete in classifications based on their abilities, ensuring fair competition. The games highlight the athletes' determination and talent, inspiring many around the world.