This is one of the most popular attractions for Winter Games' spectators as it mixes agility with highly physical plays.
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Para ice hockey follows the rules of Olympic ice hockey.
But in the Paralympic version, players use double-blade sledges that allow the puck to pass beneath.
Para ice hockey was invented at a rehabilitation centre in Stockholm, Sweden, during the early 1960's and entered the Paralympic programme at Lillehammer 1994.
During a game, players can shoot or pass the puck at up to 130 Km/h.
Since players are so close to the ground, they wear helmets with a full cage mask.
The USA is the most decorated country in the sport of Para ice hockey with four golds,
followed by Norway, Canada and Sweden, all three with one.
The rink is surrounded by a wall called boards.
