A comparative study of the achievement level of women compared to men with air weapons (Pistol, rifle and three-position rifle) for people with special needs Between the 1996 and 2012 Atlanta and London 2012 tournaments

Abstract

Sport for people with special needs is considered one of the activities that seek to achieve raising the capabilities of the disabled individual and his ability to be then rehabilitated in order to integrate him into society to be a useful person for his community and his homeland. Positive in the sports field.The shooting event is one of the activities practiced by people with special needs in a limited way due to the difficulty of providing tools, equipment and stadiums for that event due to the high prices. Also, the countries that are interested in this event must keep pace with the development of shooting weapons of all kinds (pneumatic and rapid) as well as all other shooting tools so that we can As workers in this field, keep pace with the development in order to achieve the best results and through my knowledge as a worker in the field of sports for people with special needs and keen and follow-up from me to address some of the cases in the training curricula that do not take into account the individual differences between women and men when developing training curricula that move away from their use of accurate proportions To the degree of difference between women and men.Hence the question, what are the percentages and the amount of development with air weapons between the Paralympics and the other, which is four years?The following goals can be recognized.1-The level of achievement of men and women with air weapons (pistol and rifle) (and rifle in three modes), participants in the 1996 Atlanta session.2-The level of achievement of men and women with air weapons (pistol and rifle) (and rifle in three modes), participants in the London 2012 session.3-Comparison between the achievement of men and women with pneumatic weapons (pistol and rifle) (and rifle in three positions) between the two sessions.4-The rate of improvement in the results of shooting with pneumatic weapons (pistol and rifle) (and the rifle in three positions) between the two rounds.The results were discussed and appropriate conclusions and recommendations reached.