Discovering Para Sports: Floor Curling Highlights Paralympic Day

Paralympic Day in Luxembourg was once again a vibrant celebration of inclusion, athletic passion, and the endless possibilities of para sports! Participants of all ages had the opportunity to discover and try out a wide range of adapted activities. Among them was floor curling—a sport that has already become a beloved regular feature at the Rehazenter, bringing the tactical brilliance and team spirit of curling off the frozen sheet and into the hall.

We were especially delighted and honored by the presence of HRH Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, who attended Paralympic Day to show her continued support for the para sports community and even tried out several activities firsthand.

Capturing the Moments

To relive the energy, smiles, and action from the day, explore the official photo coverage:

• View the Paralympic Day Photo Gallery on RTL Today

• See Community Highlights & Event Shares on Facebook

(Photo Credits: RTL.lu / Emile Mentz)

What’s Next: Wheelchair Curling on Ice

While wheelchair curling on ice wasn’t possible away from our home rink at Patinoire Kockelscheuer, the journey onto the ice is just beginning!

We are excited to host a dedicated Wheelchair Curling Induction Day on 14 November. Whether you are curious to deliver your very first stone or eager to explore adaptive sports in a supportive environment, everyone interested is welcome to join us.

To learn more or sign up, email us at curling.lu@gmail.com. We look forward to welcoming you onto the ice!