Climbing makes its debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympic Games, with French athlete Mélissa Césarone aiming to qualify.
Climbing added to 2028 Paralympics
Climbing will be included in the program of the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympic Games for the first time. This addition marks a significant expansion of the sports featured in the Paralympics, offering new opportunities for athletes with disabilities.French athlete competes with a guide
French athlete Mélissa Césarone, who was born with poor vision and is classified in the visual impairment category, requires a guide who accompanies her with each movement while climbing. The guide helps her navigate the climbing routes by providing verbal cues and directions.Césarone's recent achievements
The 24-year-old athlete, who became a double French champion, now aims to qualify for the Paralympic Games through upcoming international competitions. Her success in national events has positioned her as a strong contender for the 2028 Games.Focus on qualification process
Césarone’s upcoming competitions will be crucial in securing her spot in the Paralympics. Athletes must meet strict qualification standards, often based on performance in designated events leading up to the Games.
