Yes, of course. We do not recommend participating directly in matches at the initial stages, but it is the perfect time to get acquainted with football on crutches and try your skills.
Prostheses are not used in the game. Field players play on elbow crutches, and the goalkeeper also does not use a prosthesis, hiding the stump in a special corset under the jersey.
Yes, you can. There are specific limb deficiencies that qualify for this sport according to the regulations.
Yes, of course. There are examples even now where a player with a shot leg and titanium plates in the "healthy" leg made his debut in one of Europe's top leagues. The key is to train systematically and have a strong desire to achieve such results.
Even according to observations from rehabilitation and physiotherapy specialists, players who train regularly over a certain period have better coordination when walking on a prosthesis, navigate uneven surfaces more confidently, and improve their physical endurance.
Now is the perfect time to get acquainted and try. As practice shows, rehabilitation centers are interested in and support their patients' participation in amputee football, as this activity is a great complement to general rehabilitation efforts.
In amputee football, players use crutches specially adapted for the game. Regular crutches are not suitable for this purpose, although you can try using them in the initial stages. After registration, we will help you join a team that will provide you with sports crutches for training.
In 2024 and 2025, training camps are planned for teams and players. Friendly matches between teams will be held during these camps.
If there are no health contraindications and you have the desire, then, of course, it is worth a try. There are many examples of successful starts even at a mature age.
Yes, this sport is quite popular worldwide: world championships, the Champions League, and many other international competitions are held. So there are plenty of opportunities to participate at the highest level.
Initially, you can visit the nearest training location to try your skills. However, due to the dynamic development of amputee football, it is quite possible that a section will appear near you.
The rehabilitation period is a great opportunity to try your skills and start training. It is quite likely that an amputee football section will appear in your city soon.
Since amputee football is played by both children and adults, children can also join the training. The age for starting classes is determined directly by the clubs conducting the training. However, we will organize camps and other activities for children that all interested can join.
Yes, you just need to find out which clubs conduct training for women.
Trainings are free.
Yes. If you have an amputation of your arm, you can become an excellent goalkeeper.
In the "I want to play" section, you need to follow the link.
You can find the rules of the game on our website.
You can request feedback in the pop-up window on the website.
Yes. We aim to create an environment of like-minded individuals where everyone can find their role. A masseur, manager, coach, administrator, referee — these are just some of the specialists needed for our activities.
All specialists working with teams know how to act in such situations, applying an individual approach.
There are no professional contracts here. It is important to remember that rehabilitation and sport are two parallel paths.