Classification – Para Powerlifting

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Classification – Para Powerlifting Tom Whittaker Performance Director Leah Reilly International Classifier

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS OBJECTIVES Increase participation at BWL Para Powerlifting events Inform athletes how to access and engage with Para Powerlifting in the UK Improve the understanding potential athletes have regarding their eligibility for the sport in the UK and internationally by introducing Classification

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION Classification is an assessment process which determines which athletes are eligible to compete in any given Paralympic sport according to that sports specific rules and regulations. The objective of classification is to minimise the impact of an athletes impairment* on their performance in any Paralympic Sport and ensure fairness for all competitors. CLASSIFICATION IN PARA POWERLIFTING Classification is a physical assessment which confirms a presented impairment is aligned with the medical diagnostic information submitted and meets the minimum impairment criteria outlined in the World Para Powerlifting Classification rules and regulation. In the UK National Classification guides athletes along the appropriate participation pathway and where necessary informs athletes as to what they need to add to their pre-assessment classification medical documentation

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS WHY GO THROUGH CLASSIFICATION To understand what you are eligible for. BWL facilitate two main pathways which National Classification influences your eligibility for: National and International representation National representation only Access to all National competition where you are eligible to win, receive medals and hold records Eligibility to represent Great Britain at recognised World Para Powerlifting competitions (subject to achieving the necessary performance standards at National events) National Representation Access to all national competitions and eligible to win, receive medals and hold records nationally

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS HOW TO DO IT Follow the steps below: Submit all necessary classification documentation to BWL ahead of national classification* Attend national classification *Required for registration and licensing with IPC World Para Powerlifting which needs to take place prior to attending National or International Classification assessment Documentation required: Medical diagnostics form Athlete eligibility consent form Passport scan pdf Passport photo (smart phone) Letter from GP – Safe to compete/take part We need this information to pre-assess in case more information is needed to add clarity and avoid confusion/limit disappointment

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA-POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS ELIGIBILITY FLOW DIAGRAM Note: Pain alone is not an eligible impairment. If pain prevents the assessment from taking place an athlete will be deemed ineligible Are you safe to compete? Yes No Yes Do you have an eligible physical impairment? Cannot compete nationally or internationally No Does your eligible physical impairment meet the minimum impairment criteria? Cannot compete nationally or internationally Yes No Can compete to a national level only if safe You are likely to be suitable for international classification

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA-POWERLIFTING PATHWAYS ELIGIBLE IMPAIRMENTS IMPAIRMENT EXAMPLES OF HEALTH CONDITIONS LIKELY TO CAUSE THE IMPAIRMENT Hypertonia stroke, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, cerebal palsy Ataxia multiple sclerosis, brain injury, Athetosis chorea, athetosis e.g. from brain trauma or stroke Limb deficiency amputation resulting from trauma Impaired passive range of movement trauma/surgery, joint fusion, scoliosis Impaired muscle power spinal cord injury, muscle wasting, brachial plexus injury, palsies Leg length difference congenital or traumatic causes of bone shortening in one leg Short Stature achondroplasia, pituitary gland dysfunction

CLASSIFICATION AND PARA POWERLIFTING Key Documents: Classification Rules and Regulations https://www.paralympic.org/powerlifting/classification Medical Diagnostic Form Athlete Eligibility Agreement Form https://www.paralympic.org/sites/default/files/document/171107150614660_IPC_Eligibility_Agreement_Athlete.pdf