The Judo for blind competitors starts from a holding position which does change it quite a bit, but yes in essence many of the events are the same as those for the "normals".
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The Judo for blind competitors starts from a holding position which does change it quite a bit, but yes in essence many of the events are the same as those for the "normals".
Another world record this time by a Cornish man in the swimming. Get on bey :-)
Yeah I meant when the bout was in action. However, at the end of the Brit/Mongolian fight I noticed the Mongolian walked back to the starting line unaided. "Ringer?" (;D)Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz
Cundy:angryxo4:what a bummer. Still he still has a chance of walking away with something tomorrow.
Really enjoyed Ellie Simmonds race just now.
me too - that was fantastic!!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanman
She nearly brought tears to my eyes (was a bit drunk ;D). The heart!!! Great stuff
I definitely had something in my eye :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
amazing
Always great to beat a Yank too;) for those that may have missed it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewj5DzXWn7U
Btw,
If conjoined twins ran the 100m and won, would they get Gold and Silver?
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Originally Posted by Ghost
we can ask Miles about that one