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include Alpine skiing, snowboarding , snowshoeing, cross country skiing, , and ice hockey. The rules used in the games are different than those for the traditional Olympic games . The rules of the Special Olympics version are determined by the sponsors, coaches, and families of those with the disabilities. They are then approved or denied by the International Sports Federations and National Governing Bodies.

Each year in January the current rules are reviewed and any submissions for changes are reviewed. This process ensures the rules in place are offering a safe and fun environment for those participating in the Special Olympics games to .

The 2007 Special Olympics games have just concluded in Shanghi, China. games and the number of people for 2009 is anticipated to be even higher. Boise, Idaho in the United States has been selected to host the 2009 games . The Special Olympics continues to work with the help of volunteers to training to more than 2 million people with disabilities in more than 165 countries.

The main sports are ice hockey and , sledding , such as luge, skeleton, and bobsleigh, skiing (Alpine and Nordic) and snowboarding.

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sports are lots of fun — just ask any kid who’s just scored the winning goal during an ice-hockey game or finished sledding to the bottom of a giant hill. Sports: Sledding, Skiing, Snowboarding, .

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