The Paralympics, which take place every four years, are a global event that celebrates the best of the disabled. This year’s games will be streamed on YouTube from August 29 to September 12. The Paralympics began in 1948 as a way to give disabled athletes a chance to compete on an equal footing with their able-bodied counterparts. The event has grown in popularity over the years, and now attracts spectators from all over the world. This year’s games will feature more than 1,600 athletes from over 60 countries competing in 26 different sports. The events range from track and field to swimming and wheelchair rugby. There are also competitions for people with physical disabilities as well as mental health issues. If you’re not able to attend the games live, you can always watch them online on YouTube. The channel has already uploaded more than 2,000 hours of footage from this year’s games, so there’s sure to be something for everyone. ..
Watching The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games on YouTube
Google announced that starting today, you can head to The Paralympic Games channel to watch a large portion of the event live. Google says that there will be more than 1,300 hours of live sports across 219 countries and territories available, so there’s plenty to watch if you’re interested in checking out The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
Outside of the live streams, there will be highlights, athlete interviews, and behind-the-scenes videos to watch on The Paralympic Games YouTube channel.
All of the content will be available with automatic captions in 13 languages, so you should be able to enjoy the content worldwide.
Other Paralympic Games Content From Google
Google is going to have plenty of Paralympic content in Search as well. You’ll be able to watch a daily recap video and check out the top news related to the event. With Google Images, you can see photo galleries of some of the best images of the day.
The company also has a new interactive Doodle game with table tennis, archery, rugby, and more.
Even Google Assistant is getting ready for the Paralympics, as you can say something like, “Hey Google, give me a Paralympics fact” to learn more about the event.
