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Powerchair hockey

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description Powerchair hockey Overview

Powerchair hockey is an indoor team sport designed for people who use powered wheelchairs, including athletes whose disabilities limit upper-body movement. Players maneuver the ball with either a handheld stick or a T-shaped stick attached to the wheelchair, while teams attack goals at opposite ends of the court. International competition uses classification and equipment rules intended to accommodate different functional abilities.

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How is powerchair hockey played?

Powerchair hockey is an indoor team sport in which powered-wheelchair users maneuver a ball toward the opposing goal. Players use either a handheld stick or a T-shaped stick attached to the wheelchair.

What is the purpose of the T-stick in powerchair hockey?

The T-stick gives athletes with limited upper-body movement a way to control the ball through the wheelchair itself. It is attached to the powered wheelchair rather than held in the player's hands.

Who can play powerchair hockey?

The sport is designed for people who use powered wheelchairs, including athletes whose disabilities limit upper-body movement. Its two stick options allow players with different levels of arm and hand control to participate.

Is powerchair hockey played indoors or outdoors?

Powerchair hockey is an indoor team sport. Movement and ball control depend on the powered wheelchair as well as the handheld or attached stick.

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