Paralympics Photo of the Day: A Dodge and Parry
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Kinga Dróżdż of Team Poland competes against Xufeng Zou of Team China during the Women’s Sabre Category A fencing quarterfinals on day six of the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games at the Grand Palais. In wheelchair fencing matches, competitors are seated in opposing wheelchairs that are fixed to a platform, ensuring close-combat tactics and limiting their ability to dodge attacks. In the sabre and épée categories, hits above the waist are counted.
Previously:
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September 2: Tears of Gold
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September 1: The Hazards of Blind Football
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August 31: A Para-archer Lines Up a Shot
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August 30: A Long Jumper With Wings
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August 29: A Perilous Challenge