paratriathletes
Paratriathlon is a discipline of triathlon adapted for athletes with a disability. It involves completing a swim, a cycle, and a run, with the distances and formats varying depending on the classification of the athlete. Paratriathlon is governed by the International Triathlon Union (ITU), now known as World Triathlon, and made its debut at the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Athletes are categorized into different sport classes based on the nature and degree of their impairment. These
The sport demands significant dedication and training from paratriathletes, who often adapt equipment and training methods