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I tend to watch the chair events when I manage to keep times straight, though if they have streaming options, it'll be easier.
Dunno why, really, other than having worked with/for a lot of people that are chair bound maybe. The racing is kinda obvious I guess, it's like cycling in a way, and short to mid distance races are always fun.
But basketball, and other sports being done from a chair doesn't seem like it would be as hype as it actually is for me. I don't actually enjoy team sports usually, but both basketball and murderball are just balls out awesome.
I do sometimes watch other stuff just for the cool factor of some of the adaptive gear, like what runners use.
FYI
A wheelchair is an aid for mobility and freedom, not something people are bound to, just like you aren't bound to your legs, but rather simply use them to get around.
While I understand what you mean and also agree with the sentiment, you should change how you phrase that argument. Because I am indeed quiet literally physically bound to my legs.
No, I'm good.