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20 July 2010
IPC Athletics Amendments
IPC Athletics Amendments

IPC Athletics have undertaken a preliminary review of the classification rules. As a result there have been some amendments made to the following official publications.

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25 June 2010
International Wheelchair Floorball Tournament (IWFT) 2010
International Wheelchair Floorball Tournament (IWFT) 2010

An opportunity to experience Wheelchair Floorball.

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22 June 2010
IWAS Series ends with new World Records being set
IWAS Series ends with new World Records being set

The finale competition of the IWAS 2010 Series witnessed some eventful World Recrds being broken at the home of both IWAS and Paralympic Sport -Stoke Mandeville

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15 June 2010
Final Entry Packages for IWAS Junior World Games now available
Final Entry Packages for IWAS Junior World Games now available

For the event that will be taking place in Olomouc, Czech Republic 20 - 25 August 2010

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By MBH
15 June 2010
Video Footage from the IWAS European Athletics Championships in Stadskanaal
Video Footage from the IWAS European Athletics Championships in Stadskanaal

An interesting insight to the activities before and during the events on the track.

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By MBH

The Relevancy
and Value
of IWAS Today...

Founder Member IPC
and Key Paralympic Movement Partner

Having gone through the full circle of revolution, change and innovation in its 58 year history to date IWAS’ role in the Paralympic Movement has never been stronger than today.  It has been heavily motivated by the requirements of IWAS member nations and their athletes and the need to maintain pace with outside influences.

We focus on the goals of the Paralympic movement, and as such IWAS provides distinct athlete pathways through provision of IWAS Games programmes, both World and Junior, as recognised steps towards Paralympic Games qualification across a variety of sports.  As an IF, IWAS develops sports to Paralympic programme standard and in that situation provides IPC with the resource to put on those sports at the Paralympic Games under our sports’ rules and regulations.

We work in concert with, and complementary to, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and its sports, as well as other International Federations.