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PARALYMPIC SHOOTING 2011 Coaches College and Conference. Thomas Monto Advanced International Rifle Coach National Coach Development Staff US Paralympic Team Member Will Hart Advanced International Pistol Coach National Coach Development Staff. History. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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PARALYMPIC SHOOTINGPARALYMPIC SHOOTING2011 Coaches College 2011 Coaches College
and Conferenceand Conference
Thomas MontoAdvanced International Rifle CoachNational Coach Development StaffUS Paralympic Team Member
Will HartAdvanced International Pistol CoachNational Coach Development Staff
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HistoryStarted in England for WWII Veterans with spinal cord
injuriesExhibition Sport at ’76 Toronto GamesMedal Sport in ’80 Moscow Games12 Paralympic Events: 6 Open, 3 Men, 3 WomenAs of ‘11, about 60 countries participateOlympic Team, ‘04 Athens: Dan Jordan, Silver MedalOlympic Team, ‘08, Beijing: Danielle Fong and Mike
Dickey
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International Governing Body
International Governing Body is the InternationalParalympic Committee (IPC) for both Summer
and Winter Paralympic Games
Website: http://www.paralympic.org/IPC/Rulebook/Info: http://www.ipc-shooting.org/
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National Governing BodyUSA Shooting governs the Paralympic shooting events
Bob Foth is Paralympic Shooting Coach/Manager
Website: http://www.usashooting.org/for USAS Rule Book
See also: http://shooting.teamusa.org/for Paralympic Sports Information/Results
Excellent USAS video: http://www.youtube.com/user/USAShootingTeam?feature=mhee#p/a/u/1/yt_Vm1I3taM
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National Rifle Association
Provides broad-based support for disabled shootersWorks with Veterans Administration and Wounded
Warrior and similar programsIssues permanent/temporary classification cards and
establishes rules for competitions NRA matches and Sectionals are inclusive events,
allowing disabled shooters to participate
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Military and CivilianParalympic shooting is open to both military and
civilian shooters.
Read about Josh Olson, military:http://www.odcmp.org/1210/default.asp?page=DIXIEDOUBLE_OLSON
and Dan Jordan, civilian: http://www.uaf.edu/aurora/archives/fall-2009/dan-jordan/Aurora_Fall2009_DanJordan.pdf
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Why “Para – Shoot”?
Since shooting is such a great sport, efforts should be made to make it as inclusive as possible.
It is easy to participate with able-bodied friends.Excellent for Therapy and Rehabilitation as it offers
feedback, concentration, is calming, requires eye-hand coordination, and has measureable results.
Shooting is calming and relaxing.Shooting provides the competition and challenge that many
people enjoy.
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Equipment - RifleSame basic equipment but:Shooting Jacket (may be modified) – Pants
(Depending upon classification)Support –Table, Spring Stand (Depending upon
classification)Shooting Stool Equipment links: pilkguns.com, pyrmydair.com,
handtasker.com, champchoice.comUSAS Sponsors
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Equipment - PistolSame basic equipment, but:Shooting StoolPistol RestEquipment links: pilkguns.com, pyrmydair.com,
champchoice.comUSAS Sponsors
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Classifications
SH 1 (SH1 A, SH1 B, SH1 C)SH 2 (SH2Aa, SH2Bb, SH2Cc; SH2Ab, SH2Bb, SH2Cb)SH 3 (SH 3x, SH3A, SH3C)
These groupings of disabilities are to be used as a guide only and the functional classification panel can assess each case in their full shooting equipment in the shooting position
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Class SH 1 Pistol and Rifle
shooters who don’t require a shooting stand
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Class SH 1 ASitting competitors who are able to stand and have normal trunk functions. No backrest is allowed on the shooting chair. These competitors may choose to stand to compete if they wish.
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Class SH 1 B
Sitting competitors who have non-functional lower limbs or severe problems in lower limbs and have good pelvis control (functional abdominal/spinal extensions, m.quadratus lumborum). A low backrest is allowed on the shooting chair.
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SH 1 C
Sitting competitors with non-functional lower limbs or severe problems in lower limbs and fair/none trunk functions. A high backrest is allowed on the shooting chair.
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SH 2Rifle competitors who have measurable and/or visible permanent disability in upper limbs and therefore are unable to support the weight of a rifle for the purpose of competition with their upper limbs and require a shooting stand.
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SH 2 A
Sitting competitors who have a non-functional upper limb or severe problems with both upper limbs and have normal trunk functions. No backrest is allowed on the shooting chair. These competitors may choose to stand to compete if they wish.
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SH 2 B
Sitting competitors who have non-functional lower limbs or severe problems in lower limbs and have good pelvis control. A low backrest is allowed on the shooting chair.
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SH 2 C
Sitting competitors who have non-functional lower limbs or severe problems in lower limbs and have fair/none trunk functions. A high backrest is allowed on the shooting chair.
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SH 3All shooters shall be classified into one valid class
SH 3x.
In case a SH 3 shooter has additional disability as described in IPC rules for functional classification, the shooter may choose to shoot in sitting position and use a shooting chair in conformity with IPC rules for SH 1 shooters. In that case the shooter should be classified as SH3a, SH3b, or SH3c.
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Blind & Visually Impaired
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Blind & Visually Impaired
R10 – Air Rifle Standing – Mixed – SH3 – 60 shots – 10 Meters – 1:45
R11 – Air Rifle Prone – Mixed – SH3 – 60 shots – 10 Meters – 1:30
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IPC Identification CardA classifier gives physical tests to determine what class the shooter belongs
This card must be presented at Para Matches for classification.
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Paralympic GamesThe Games will comprise of the following events:
Rifle - R1 - R2 - R3 - R4 - R5 - R6 - R7 & R8
Pistol – P1, P2, P3, P4 & P5
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PistolP1 – Air Pistol – Men – SH1 – 60 shots – 10
Meters – 1:45P2 – Air Pistol – Women – SH1 – 40 shots – 10
Meters – 1:15P3 – Sport Pistol – Mixed – SH1 – 60 shots – 25
metersP4 – Free Pistol – Mixed – SH1 – 60 shots – 50
Meters – 2:00P5 – Air Pistol Standard – SH1 – 40 shots – 10
Meters (Mixed)
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Positions - Rifle ProneStandingKneeling
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ProneTraditional (SH 1)With shooting table SH 1 & SH 2Elbows on the mat or tableChest on the mat or tableSH 2 shooters may use “Spring” to support the rifle
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Prone SH 1 Traditional (SH 1) With Stand (SH 1 &
SH2) Elbows on table or
floor Chest on Floor or
touching table
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Prone SH 1
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Standing
SH 1 Must support the rifle without aid, including the table
SH-2 May use the “Spring” elbows must not be supported by table
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SH 1 Standing
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SH 2 Standing
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Kneeling – SH 1 (Only)
Has a small pad upon which the elbow rests. (simulates the knee)
Other arm must not contact the table or stand
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Kneeling SH 1
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Pistol
All pistol shooters are SH 1 competitorsThey can stand or use a shooting stoolThey can use a pistol stand to grip and load the pistol
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How do you make the Paralympic Shooting Team Demonstrate ability to shoot Minimum Qualifying Scores (MQS) at
local, regional, or national matches
Attend national and international matches in order to shoot MQS
Contact the shooting coach – Bob Foth [email protected]
Tom Monto [email protected]
Will Hart [email protected]
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