41. Summer Sports To view an Adobe Acrobat PDF of an individual sport s official rules, please select from the list below. Equestrian sports. 19 April 2004 387K PDF. bocce. http://www.specialolympics.org/Special Olympics Public Website/English/Coach/Spo

document.write(' '); English Coach Sports Rules Special Olympics offers year-round sports training and athletic competition in 19 Olympic-type summer sports to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. To view an Adobe Acrobat PDF of an individual sport's official rules, please select from the list below. (The date listed under each rule is the date of the last Web site update of the PDF.) Note: The new artistic gymnastics routines are not available for distribution at this time; the plan is for the new artistic gymnastics routines to be available for distribution in the first quarter of 2004. Please continue using the existing routines as diagrammed in the Gymnastics rules available below. Aquatics 3 October 2003 25K PDF Cycling 14 July 2003 19K PDF Sailing 14 August 2003 14K PDF Athletics 14 July 2003 126K PDF Equestrian Sports 19 April 2004 387K PDF Softball 3 October 2003 56K PDF Badminton 14 August 2003 14K PDF Football (Soccer) 19 April 2004 44K PDF Table Tennis 14 July 2003 33K PDF Basketball 19 April 2004 62K PDF Golf 19 April 2004 71K PDF Team Handball 19 April 2004 92K PDF Bocce 14 August 2003 38K PDF Gymnastics 19 April 2004 2,301K PDF

42. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 4 individual sports include badminton, bowling, table tennis, shuffleboard, tennis, golf, horseshoes, bocce, jogging, and tread wall climbing. http://www.horacemann.pvt.k12.ny.us/pos/physed.html

Physical Education The Physical Education Program is designed to instruct students in sports and fitness activities, while ensuring all students are prepared in basic lifesaving skills through our Community First Aid and CPR class. While serving the diverse needs of our students, the purposes of basic instruction are to develop a commitment to lifelong physical activity; to guide students toward fitness and health, and to provide an environment in which students enjoy participating in physical activity. Requirements: Physical Education each term, grades nine through twelve, unless replaced by team membership or an approved "out of school" or "athletic" contract. Certification in Community First Aid and CPR (grade 11) The physical education program recognizes the wide range of abilities and interests of its students and seeks to offer choice and flexibility in its offerings, while maintaining optimal standards and requirements. Students will choose either Concepts of Physical Fitness or Life Sport when planning their schedules for the coming year. Registration for particular activities within the unit selected will be conducted each trimester within the Department of Physical Education. Registration will take place on the first day of scheduled classes each term. Registration in the department is for these purposes: (1) for credit to be conferred for team participation; (2) for approval of an "out of school" or "athletic" contract;* and (3) for selection of primary choice of activity within the selected unit and/or, (4) selection of Community First Aid and CPR. (Seniors who are not certified will automatically be placed in a CPR class.)

43. TRSportsInfo learning the rules and strategies for indoor, individual and team bocce. TEAM sports Develop skills, coordination and enhance physical fitness through team http://www.stpete.org/rec/recreation_Pages/rectrsportsInfo.htm

Therapeutic Recreation SPORTS For persons with developmental disabilities BOCCE Develop skills while learning the rules and strategies for indoor, individual and team bocce. Instruction provided. Adaptive equipment available. For all ages (parents are requested to stay with participants under age 12). Azalea Middle School Mondays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Monthly: Residents $6.00, Non-Residents $9.60 TEAM SPORTS Develop skills, coordination and enhance physical fitness through team sports such as basketball and soccer. Opportuntiy for Special Olympics participation. Ages 15 and up. Azalea Middle School Gym Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Monthly: Residents $6.00, Non-residents $9.60 TENNIS Focusing on basic to intermediate skills instruction and preparation for Special Olympics tennis competition. Emphasis is on individual achievement. Northwest Recreation Center Courts. Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

44. EP Associations - National Disability Sports Alliance level is determined, the athlete may choose from individual sports—competing against that uses age groupings in the following sports bocce, bowling, cycling http://www.eparent.com/resources/associations/ndsa.htm

RESOURCES EDUCATION HEALTHCARE LIFE PLANNING ... TOYS Eparent Services: Reader Feedback EP Bookstore Archived Articles Publisher’s Message ... Children’s Page Search Eparent: Associations: National Disability Sports Alliance Sports For All The competitive events offered through NDSA have been organized with careful criteria to maximize the true sports nature of the competitions involving individuals with physical disabilities. NDSA holds clinics throughout the US where individuals who wish to serve as competition officials must demonstrate their abilities. Along with six other national disability sports organizations, NDSA is a Community Based Organization (CBO) member of the United States Olympic Committee, joins such national groups as the YMCA, Jewish Community Centers, the Boys and Girls Club and similar organizations to form the CBO Council. The NDSA board of directors has begun an aggressive national marketing campaign to reach out to any and all individuals who could benefit from participation in sports, recreation and fitness activities and increase athletic membership, especially among youth. The NDSA firmly believes in the importance of youngsters with disabilities capitalizing on their abilities and potential athletic success.

45. Programs And Services A variety of team and individual sports including recreation and fitness activities will be Lawn Games Kosh, Frisbee, bocce ball, horseshoes, kickball, etc. http://web.pccs.k12.mi.us/special_ed/programs.htm

Department of Special Programs and Student Services Home PROGRAMS AND SERVICES The Plymouth-Canton Community Schools offer a variety of programs and services for students receiving special education. Once the student has been evaluated by a Multidisciplinary Evaluation Team (MET), an Individual Educational Program Team Committee (IEPT) is then convened for the purpose of determining eligibility. After eligibility for special education has been established, the IEPT develops goals and objectives and decides what programs and services are appropriate to meet the educational needs of the individual student. Placement decisions are based on the principal of least restrictive environment and may range from a general education placement to an out-of-district center based specialized classroom program. The following is a list of some of the special education programs and services offered in the Plymouth-Canton Schools. ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SERVICES Adaptive Physical Education provides instruction of basic sports and recreation skills without emphasizing competition to impaired individuals while keeping their disabilities in mind. Middle School Healthy living and daily fitness techniques including flexibility and exercise are emphasized.

46. Sports & Leisure - Boccia court consists of two areas individual player boxes precision boccia is available from Sport for Disabled SPECIAL OLYMPIC bocce In the Special Olympic version http://www.ucp.org/ucp_printdoc.cfm/1/15/11383/11383-11383/2819

Boccia Boccia is a competitive game that can be played one-on-one, in pairs, or with teams of three. It is played on a specially marked court, usually with a hard surface. The goal of the game is for players/teams to throw/bowl game balls so that they get them as close as possible to a special target ball. The game begins with a player throwing the white target ball onto the court. Opponents then take turns trying to throw/bowl their game balls as close as possible to the target ball. When the game balls have all been thrown, a referee determines the points awarded to individual or teams based on measurement of how near the game balls are to the target ball. Boccia is an official sport of the United States Cerebral Palsy Athletic Association (USCPAA), the Dwarf Athletic Association of America (DAAA), and Special Olympics International (SOI). (see links below) There are two modified versions of boccia that are commonly played: Precision boccia and Special Olympic Boccia. BENEFITS OF PLAYING BOCCIA Boccia is an activity that can be enjoyed by persons of all ages and persons with a wide variety of disabilities. It can be played for recreation, as a competitive sport, or for physical education in school programs. The game requires planning and strategy in trying to place playing balls for maximum scoring. It also can develop or increase hand-eye coordination. Finally, boccia is an activity in which individuals with severe disabilities can participate and develop a high level of skill. The game can be easily adapted to allow players with functional limitations to use chutes and ramps in order to to place their game balls into play.

47. Special Olympics New sports Badminton, bocce, Kayaking and Pitch Putt are in this group and some Special Olympics athletes are participating in individual sports Team sports. http://www.2003specialolympics.com/sports.asp

HOME SUPPORTERS CLUB WORLD GAMES 2003 ALP's HOW TO... Become an Athlete Become a Volunteer Become a Sponsor NEWS AND EVENTS 2. Rita Dunne's diary of Galfcuig adventure in Auckland OUR SPONSORS [SELECT] Special Olympics Northern Ireland Special Olympics International Special Olympics Munster Sports Goal Special Olympics Ireland offers a year round sports training and competition programme for children and adults with a learning disability in a variety of Olympics type sports. By offering a range of events in each sport, there is an opportunity provided for all athletes, irrespective of their ability, to participate at their own level. Overview of Activities Special Olympics offer a range of sports and events to cater for all levels of an athlete’s ability. The programme also offers a Motor Activities Training Programme for those athletes who do not as yet have the required skills to participate in a sport in accordance with the official rules of that sport. At present, the sports offered by Special Olympics Ireland are at various stages of development and have been categorised into 3 defined groups as emerging, new and existing sports.

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50. Recreational Sports - University Of Illinois At Springfield is available for softball, football, tennis, floor hockey, croquet, bocce, Frisbee, and disc Intramural sports are structured individual, dual, and http://www.uis.edu/recsports/

Text Only Program Areas Policies Schedule Athletics Email us! Campus Recreational Sports Program Areas INFORMAL OPEN RECREATION Informal Open Recreation includes self-directed and non-structured free time indoor and outdoor recreational activities. The indoor recreational facilities are staffed to ensure appropriate use, safety, and security to those eligible to use the facilities. Recreational equipment is available for checkout and locker rooms can be used. Locker rental is available. Examples: open gym, open weight training and exercising. Indoor facilities at UIS include the Fitness Center and Gymnasium. The Fitness Center with Cardio Theater consists of a weight/cardiovascular room with free weights, dumbbells, individual selectorized weight machines, upright and recumbent bicycles, stair steppers, ellipticals, treadmills, and a cross-country ski machine. Lockers and showers are accessible. The Gymnasium is available for basketball, volleyball, badminton, aerobics, running or walking. Equipment checkout and recreational sports program registration takes place at the Fitness Center in the Student Life Building (SLB). Participants may check out a variety of equipment for indoor and outdoor volleyball, badminton, basketball, and soccer. Equipment is available for softball, football, tennis, floor hockey, croquet, bocce, Frisbee, and disc golf. Some outdoor recreation and picnic equipment is also available, such as backpacks, a canoe, ice chests, and water coolers.

51. CAMPUS RECREATIONAL SPORTS with free weights, dumbbells, individual selectorized weight at the Campus Recreational sports Office in the tennis, floor hockey, croquet, bocce, Frisbee, and http://www.uis.edu/UIS_Academic_Staff_Handbook/AdminSuppt/CamRecSprts.htm

UIS Home Search UIS Table of Contents Section Menu CAMPUS Recreation AL SPORTS Every member of the UIS community with a valid i- card or Rec Pass is eligible to use the facilities, participate in the campus recreational sports programs, and check out equipment. Campus Recreational Sports program areas include: Informal Open Recreation ­ Self-directed, non-structured free time recreational activities; facility management. Recreational facilities are staffed to ensure appropriate use, safety, and security. Recreational equipment is available for checkout. Locker rooms and locker rental are available. Intramural Sports ­ Structured individual, dual, and team sport competition scheduled for all skill levels in women’s, men’s, and co-rec divisions. Contests, leagues, and tournaments resulting in an Intramural (IM) Champion. Examples: basketball, soccer, futsal, flag football, volleyball, badminton, tennis, softball. ­ Structured activities emphasizing lifetime leisure pursuits, physical fitness, health and wellness. Non-credit instruction classes, lessons, clinics, workshops, or clubs.

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53. Knox Grammar School - Prospective Families For example, Scott Elsworth is a Paralympian in bocce; John Turner, Peter Bromley Active participation in team and individual sports is an integral part of Knox http://www.knox.nsw.edu.au/prospectivefamilies/cocurricular/sport/sportaims.html

Current Community Prospective Families Alumni Newsletters ... Communications Quicklink Home Page Current Community Curriculum - School Management - Getting Organised - Student Leadership - Pastoral Care - Curriculum - Cadets - Sport - Community - Communications Prospective Families - About Knox - Curriculum - Co-Curricular - Community - Communications Alumni Newsletters Hot Items Search Site Map Prospective Families : Co-Curricular : Sport Aims Participation Choices Awards The aim of the Knox Senior School sports program is to develop every student to his potential. If that is to represent Australia, the School will seek to facilitate this ability. For example, Scott Elsworth is a Paralympian in Bocce; John Turner, Peter Bromley, Michael McNair and Ryan Perkins played rugby for the Australian Schoolboys; athletes Chris Shute, Gareth Watkins, John Morison and Richard Baird competed for NSW at the National Track and Field Championships while ex-students Jarrett Tunnicliffe and Michael Warren-Gash have represented NSW in the Under 17 State Volleyball team. Olympian Matthew Dunn leads the names of swimmers who have passed through our aquatic program with many others nationally ranked. The philosophy remains the same for middle and less strong students, to help them develop their skills and fitness while enjoying their sport. Development Officers in major sports are attempting to enable all to reach their potential in this important area of the curriculum. Active participation in team and individual sports is an integral part of Knox.

54. Ireland.com / Today / Sport / Special Olympics as with the summer Olympics the core of the games, to bocce, the Italian version Of the 18 official sports, 14 are based around individual entries, while http://www.ireland.com/sports/specialolympics/sportsvenues/sports-venues.htm

PREMIUM CONTENT login logout subscribe my account ... sitemap Click here...... Monday, June 07, 2004 Take me to... TODAY The Irish Times Breaking News Sports Business Technology Weather Crosswords Archive Search CLASSIFIEDS Jobs Property Motors SERVICES Ancestors Dating Email Gifts Travel Explore Ireland Mobile Training THE IRISH TIMES BREAKING NEWS NEWS IN FOCUS SPORT ... Ireland and The Games The sports and the venues Ian O'Riordan outlines the different sports in which the athletes will compete Athletics Aquatics Badminton Bocce ... Judo With 18 official sports and three demonstration sports, it's easy to understand why the 2003 Special Olympics World Games is the biggest international event - sporting or cultural - yet staged in Ireland. From athletics, as with the summer Olympics the core of the games, to Bocce, the Italian version of bowling, there are events to challenge the full range of sporting skills and abilities. Of the 18 official sports, 14 are based around individual entries, while the remaining four are classified as team sports. The three demonstration sports are kayaking, pitch and putt, and judo, and are likely to be included as official sports in the next games. Athletes may participate in only one sport, and can only enter events appropriate to their level of training. Just like the summer Olympics, it is the taking part and not the winning and losing that is emphasised, although there are awards from first through to fourth, presented as gold, silver, bronze and the fourth place ribbon.

55. Special Olympics - Therapeutic Recreation Team sports, individual sports. Basketball, Bowling. Softball, Cycling. Soccer, Golf. Tennis. Table Tennis. bocce Ball. Roller Skating. Aquatics. Power Lifting. http://www.ci.hialeah.fl.us/dept/rec/programs/therapeutic/olympics.htm

Youth Athletics Cultural Arts for Children After School Program and Camp Adult Athletics ... Facilities and Program Special Olymipcs Social Functions Special Olympics - Therapeutic Recreation - Programs "Let me win. But if I can not win, let me be brave in the attempt." Special Olympics Oath Created by: Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation for the Benefit of Persons with Mental Retardation Since 1976, Hialeah has been involved in the Special Olympics program. More than 70 registered participants compete in a multitude of individual and team events year-round. The City’s delegation of athletes is the largest in the Special Olympics Miami Dade program and one of the largest in the State of Florida. Special Olympics training and competition is an integral key to the overall well being of our program’s participants. Over the years, the City has experienced much success competing in the Special Olympics Program, winning several state team championship titles and countless individual gold, silver and bronze medals. Individual athletes, such as Jackie Gonzalez, have risen to the pinnacle of Special Olympics, the Summer World Games. Jackie represented Team Florida in Golf during the 1995 World Games held in New Haven, Connecticut. She was

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57. Active Australia - Coaching In Australia - Want To Be A Coach - Getting Started Are you interested in coaching a team or an individual sport? Billiards Snooker, Hockey, Roller sports, Ten Pin Bowling. bocce, Ice Racing, Royal Lifesaving, Touch. http://www.coachingaus.org/start.htm

Want to be a Coach... Getting Started Want to be a Coach? National Accreditation ... Like to learn more about coaching? Guidelines for coaches of school and children sport Women Coaches and Officials Choose a sport/sports What types of sports are you interested in (eg aquatic, acrobatic, racquet, target, field sports)? Are you interested in coaching a team or an individual sport? Do you already have some experience in a sport that you have played or been involved with? Which sports are played in the area where you live (ie easy for you to access)? The sports listed below are involved in the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS). These sports provide training courses for new coaches, and are part of a quality coaching system. Further information about coaching in your sport, visit your sport website from the sport directory of the National Sports Information Centre. Aikido Field Archery Motor Cycling Softball Archery Futsal Netball Squash Athletics Gaelic Football Orienteering Aussi Masters Swimming Gliding Parachuting Surf Lifesaving Australian Football Golf Polocrosse Surfriding Badminton Grid iron Pony Club Swimming Baseball Gymnastics Powerlifting Synchronised Swimming Basketball Handball Riding for the Disabled Table Tennis Biathlon Hang Gliding Rock Climbing Taekwondo Hockey Roller Sports Ten Pin Bowling BMX Ice Hockey Rowing Tennis Bocce Ice Racing Royal Lifesaving Touch Bowls Ice Skating Rugby League Trampoline Sports Boxing Indoor Cricket Rugby Union Triathlon Calisthenics

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