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BALASA (British Amputee & Les Autres Sports Association) was formed in 1988. The objective of this web site is to give an insight into the activities of BALASA and hopefully show the benefits and feasibility of taking up a sport and the enjoyment and satisfaction that can be gained from it.
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Welcome to the website of the British Volleyball Federation. This site contains information on the Great Britain Beach, Indoor and Sitting Volleyball squads as they prepare for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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Sitting volleyball is another version of Volleyball that has been adapted to allow anyone to participate including those with a disability. To play at an International level there are certain classification requirements that need to be met in terms of disabilities. Sitting volleyball has enjoyed full Paralympic status since 1980, with a Great Britain Team previously competing at the highest level until 1991. More recently since the announcement of 2012 the Great Britain programme has been re-established and Volleyball England now lead on these squads in preparation for London. The game is also an excellent vehicle for players returning from injury during rehabilitation.