APTOPIX: Paris Paralympics Taekwondo

Introduction

The Paralympic Games are an international multi-sport event for athletes with disabilities. Taekwondo is a martial art and combat sport that originated in Korea. Taekwondo became a Paralympic sport at the 2000 Sydney Games.

Taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics

The taekwondo competition at the Paris Paralympics will be held at the Palais des Sports. The competition will take place from August 29th to September 2nd, 2024.

There will be 16 medal events in taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics. These events will be divided into eight weight classes for men and eight weight classes for women.

Qualification for the Paris Paralympics

Athletes must meet certain criteria to qualify for the Paris Paralympics. These criteria include having a disability that meets the eligibility criteria for taekwondo, and having achieved a certain level of performance in international competition.

Rules and Regulations

The rules and regulations for taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics will be determined by World Taekwondo. These rules and regulations will be based on the rules and regulations for taekwondo at the Olympic Games.

Key Dates

* **August 29th, 2024:** Taekwondo competition begins * **September 2nd, 2024:** Taekwondo competition ends

Top Medal Contenders

* **China** * **South Korea** * **Iran** * **Russia** * **Great Britain**

Frequently Asked Questions

* **What is taekwondo?**

Taekwondo is a martial art and combat sport that originated in Korea. It is characterized by its dynamic kicks and fast-paced movements.

* **When was taekwondo added to the Paralympic Games?**

Taekwondo was added to the Paralympic Games at the 2000 Sydney Games.

* **How many medal events will there be in taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics?**

There will be 16 medal events in taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics.

* **Who are some of the top medal contenders in taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics?**

Some of the top medal contenders in taekwondo at the Paris Paralympics include China, South Korea, Iran, Russia, and Great Britain.