Why does disability affect participation in sport for some individuals?

Participation in sport for individuals with disabilities is often affected by the availability of opportunities, which is accurately reflected in the choice regarding limited opportunities for training and competition. Many regions lack adequate facilities, access to trained coaches, or organized competitions tailored for disabled athletes, which can significantly hinder their ability to engage in sports.

While it's encouraging that there are movements to increase inclusivity in sports, the reality is that not all sports are universally accessible or promoted. Issues such as funding, awareness, and infrastructure can affect how and where disabled individuals can train and compete.

The other options do not accurately represent the challenges faced by disabled athletes. The notion that disabled athletes are always more capable than able-bodied athletes overlooks the systemic barriers they often face. Claiming that all sports are accessible ignores the realities of many sports' physical requirements or the lack of available adaptive equipment. The assertion that disabled sports are widely publicized may reflect an increasing trend but does not account for the persistent underrepresentation in media compared to able-bodied sports.