wheelchair curling

Experience the strategy and skill of wheelchair curling in Moose Jaw! Perfect for athletes of all levels, this inclusive sport combines teamwork, precision, and excitement on the ice. Join local wheelchair curling clubs to learn techniques, participate in matches, and connect with a supportive community. Discover the thrill and camaraderie of wheelchair curling in Moose Jaw today!

Learn more about wheelchair curling

Wheelchair curling is a para-sport version of traditional curling, designed for athletes with physical disabilities that affect their mobility. Played on a sheet of ice, the objective is the same as regular curling: teams of four players slide granite stones toward a target called the "house" to score points. However, in wheelchair curling, players use specially designed wheelchairs instead of standing on the ice. They push the curling stone using a "delivery stick" while remaining seated. The game is played in teams of four, and like traditional curling, it involves strategy, teamwork, and precision. Wheelchair curling is governed by the World Curling Federation and is a part of the Winter Paralympic Games. The sport requires excellent coordination, concentration, and an understanding of ice conditions and stone dynamics. It has grown in popularity, showcasing the skill and athleticism of competitors while promoting inclusivity in sports.