Wheelchair basketball requires high levels of wheelchair control techniques and physical fitness. The cooperation among members and team spirit are also essential for the sport.

Para-badminton comprises wheelchair and standing sport classes. The sport requires speed, physical fitness and variation of techniques.

Wheelchair fencing is a fierce and fast-moving sport that requires agility and quick wit.

Athletics comprises track events and field events, which require endurance, speed and power.

Participants can improve their attention, stability, muscular coordination and strategic thinking through playing Boccia.

Swimming comprises 4 styles: freestyle, breaststroke‎, butterfly stroke‎ and backstroke. The sport can help strengthen the muscles of whole body and is suitable for different types of disabled persons.

Lawn bowls comprises wheelchair and standing sport classes, and is suitable for persons with visual impairment. The sport mainly requires accuracy and can train one's patience.

Shooting is a static sport that requires high levels of accuracy and concentration. The mobility and strength of participants' hands should be sufficient for holding the guns.

Archery can develop the patience, concentration and accuracy of participants. The sport also requires strong arms, sharp eyes and firm will.

Tenpin bowling is suitable for amputees, people who are visually impaired or paraplegia. Accurate and steady service angle is necessary for practising this sport.

Table tennis requires speed and acute reaction. It comprises wheelchair and standing sport classes.

Judo is suitable for visually impaired persons. The sport can help improve agility, mobility and physical fitness.

Goalball is a ball game designed for visually impaired persons. The participants need to attack or defense by judging the ball's position and movement with its sound.

Para-equestrian tests the balancing and concentration of participants, who are required to perform a series of movement in harmony with their horses.

Participants should sail against and with the wind. The first one who completes the race course will be the champion.

Para-rowing demands speed, endurance, determination and team work. The sport is suitable for different categories and levels of persons with disabilities.