The topic of this final paper is kinesiological activity in persons with disabilities. In the paper I will present their process of rehabilitation and recovery, groups of athletes with different impairments and their socialization and integration into society. I will also mention the Paralympic Games and their division into Winter and Summer. In rehabilitation, we have the first part that contains surgery to reduce the damage that originally occurred, followed by secondary rehabilitation - Spa. Her job is to mitigate the effects that disability has on a person. Depending on the degree of disability, we can divide them into different groups. There are groups of athletes with spinal injuries, limb damage or amputation, cerebral palsy, visual impairment, and other impairments. Other impairments include: congenital disorders (Stickler syndrome), physical limb defects, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, and ankylosis or arthritis of the large joints. Rehabilitation helps greatly with the socialization and integration of persons with disabilities. It helps them develop their independence and ensures a more normal and social life. However, they need to be provided with as many technical aids as possible for their daily and professional activities. Furthermore, one of the most important sporting events for people with disabilities is the Paralympic Games. The goal of the Paralympics is to highlight sporting achievements rather than disability. We distinguish between the Winter and Summer Paralympics. In the Winter Paralympics, athletes compete in snow and ice. These include athletes with disabilities on the move, amputations, blindness and cerebral palsy. At the 1976 Summer Paralympics, athletes were involved for the first time with other various difficulties. Through kinesiological activity, people with disabilities work on themselves, socialize, feel better and more easily accept the current state of affairs because sport is a part of life where everyone speaks the same language.