Centro de acondicionamiento y rehabilitación física Jorge Mogollón

Abstract

In our society, disability is seen as a problem in sports, without taking into account that it is actually a limitation, but not a restriction on practicing sports or performing any physical activity. It should be borne in mind that practicing a sports discipline or performing physical exercise helps the comprehensive rehabilitation of a person (psychological, physical and social). Disability in recent years has become much more involved in sport, with the help of the Colombian Olympic Committee, the technological aids acquired by society, facilitate certain processes for people who are disabled, for example now at traffic lights sensors are found that inform visually impaired people by means of an audible signal when they can cross the sidewalk without any danger, also in sports you can see certain aids such as wheelchairs used by handcycling athletes , which facilitate the movement by means of tractions from the upper limbs with less effort than a conventional wheelchair. Now a place is missing where people with visual, physical and hearing disabilities can perform physical exercise, or train for their sports competitions, a place designed exclusively for their limitations which facilitates the execution of most of the exercises that a person It can be done conventionally and the most important thing is that the athlete has autonomy over his exercise routine and does not always have to be depending on another person for the execution of his routine, it can be on the move or in any movement.