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Russians break three more world records in Aleksin
Host nation Russia set three new world records on the third day of the IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships.
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Cartwright to make her long jump return this weekend
Paralympic champion to compete at BT Great CityGames.
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Aleksin 2013 'extremely important' for Russia
Holding the IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships in Russia offers the nation a small window to expose para-sport in the Tula reigon.
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Dias breaks world record in Berlin
Brazilian smashes his own time by nearly three seconds.
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Canadian athletes get cash boost
50 athlete and coach pairings receive $8,000 to help fuel their sport dreams.
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Leeper: I can beat Peacock at BT Great CityGames
American sprinter Blake Leeper is looking to deprive British Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock of victory at home.
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South African skier aims for Winter Paralympics
Kingsley Ward heading for Sochi 2014
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Medals will be last item on Mamalos’ mind in Aleksin
Greece’s Pavlos Mamalos has built quite a following heading into next week’s IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships in Aleksin, Russia.
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Dutch claim Germans are beatable in Frankfurt
The Netherlands and Germany have met in the final of every women’s wheelchair basketball European Championships since 1989.
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Can Aussies continue success in Montreal pool?
After finishing second to China in swimming at London 2012, Australia are hoping for a large medal haul at the IPC Swimming World Championships.
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Singapore’s Tan to help develop para-equestrian
Para-equestrian Laurentia Tan has joined the FEI’s Solidarity Ambassador programme to help others establish national structures to develop the sport.
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Chuck Aoki: Do able-bodied people belong in para-sport?
American wheelchair rugby player Chuck Aoki wants to know what you think about able-bodied people involved in the Paralympic Movement.
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Stuart Lieberman: 15 most marketable para-athletes
Following Alan Fonteles Oliveira’s inclusion in SportsPro’s 50 Most Marketable Athletes, here are 15 other Paralympians who IPC Editorial Co-ordinator Stuart Lieberman believes have the potential to make such a list in the future.
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London 2012's Paralympic legacy
Craig Spence, IPC Media and Communications Director looks at the impact of last summer
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Mareike Adermann: Train, hop on a jet plane, repeat
The women’s wheelchair basketball stars writes about how she trains for Germany while living in the US.
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Benoit Huot: Bringing the World Championships home
Canadian swimmer Benoit Huot makes his blog debut ahead of this summer’s IPC Swimming World Championships in Montreal.
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Guido Bonsen: What comes after Rio 2016?
We are all working toward Lyon 2013, Doha 2015 and eventually Rio 2016 of course, but the future of para-athletics after Rio is with the talents that started these last few months.
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