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The document is a Para-Archery Classification Medical Information Intake Form that must be completed in English before an applicant can be classified as a para-archery competitor. It requires detailed medical information about the applicant's primary and secondary diagnoses, functional limitations, and supporting test results. A physician must sign the form to verify the accuracy of the information provided, which is essential for assessing the applicant's ability to participate in archery.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the medical intake for paraarchery form in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Applicant Information' section. Enter your surname, first name, date and place of birth, and your National Governing Body.
Provide details about your primary diagnosis, including the date of diagnosis and any significant functional limitations associated with it.
Summarize any special tests that confirm your primary diagnosis, such as X-rays or MRIs.
If applicable, fill in the secondary diagnosis section with similar details as above, including significant limitations and test summaries.
List any other medical conditions or circumstances that may impact your ability to perform archery.
Sign and date the document to confirm that all information is honest and accurate before submitting it for physician review.
Finally, ensure a physician completes their information section, including their signature and registration details.

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Are compound bows allowed in Paralympic archery?

about para archery Archers can compete with a recurve or compound bow, shoot standing or seated in a stool or wheelchair. The recurve bow is the modern evolution of traditional bows while the compound bow features mechanical pulleys, telescopic sights and release aids to assist accuracy.

What is the score for para archery?

Results RankNPCScore 1 TUR 704 2 IND 703 3 IRI 696 4 GBR 69324 more rows

What equipment is used in Paralympic archery?

Assistive devices for para archers Disabled archers may use assistive devices in their shooting, including release aids, mouth tabs, stools and wheelchairs, to level the playing field. Classified athletes may also compete with non-disabled athletes in target archery events using their assistive devices.

What is W1 classification in Paralympics?

The W1 category is for athletes with more severe impairments affecting at least three limbs, the torso, and both upper and lower body function. W1 archers can use either recurve or compound bows with restrictions, such as a 45lb draw weight limit and no magnified or peep sights.

What is adaptive para archery?

Para archery is a sport that is open to individuals with a range of disabilities, including those with physical impairments or visual impairments. The sport involves using a bow and arrow to hit a target meters away.

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