A team photo of all the Special Olympics Athletes at the 2021 National Summer Games
An athlete competing in basketball

Fun, fitness and friendship

Joining Special Olympics can offer a unique set of benefits for individuals with intellectual disabilities. We provide opportunities to participate in a variety of sports and events, which can improve physical fitness, coordination, and motor skills. In addition to the physical benefits, Special Olympics also promotes social inclusion and helps build self-confidence and self-esteem. Athletes can develop meaningful relationships with coaches, volunteers, and fellow athletes, which can provide a sense of belonging and community. Moreover, the organization provides a platform for athletes to showcase their abilities and achievements, which can help combat negative stereotypes and promote understanding and acceptance of individuals with intellectual disabilities. Overall, joining Special Olympics can have a positive impact on the lives of athletes, both on and off the field.

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