The Enigmas are a Special Olympic Sports Delegation started in 2021 to uphold the highest level of Special Olympics, following the Oath, "Let me win, If I can not win, Let me be brave in the attempt". The focus of the Enigmas is to work as a team, learn from each other, learn skills in sports and life. Good Sportsmanship, focus on inclusion and acceptance of all athletes are encouraged and for everyone to have FUN. Enigmas have traditional and unified teams in multiple sports. At this time we train and compete in Bowling, Volleyball, Pickleball, Bocce and Basketball, with plans to expand into other sports. For information on how you can join us please email us at miamienigmas@gmail.com
Elevate Yourself is a helpful skills channel. It's good many of your players say "mine" or "got it" to avoid collisions. Everybody is looking up so talking is important
Couldn’t see my self much nor even playing everybody els but except my self play bowling 🎳 maybe put camera higher everybody can see them self play I’ll surly didn’t get to see myself I’ll wouldn’t see my self play not just anybody els or whatever it is pictures I’ll was get was hobbled out of focus completely
Lol what crummy training! People wandering from care homes are often non verbal non confrontational and often self harm. They rarely ever have ID and rarely tell a name. If you approach them and they don't know you, they become agitated and become aggressive. These officers are training people to utterly fail.
The whole purpose of this video was that the two officers had lil to no training in communicating with someone who has a developmental disorder. The narrator does point out the flaws. In the rest of the training video there are more interactions and how interactions should be.The section of the video I have posted "provided to us was not final cut" is the opening interaction of the training video and should be viewed as such. I left links to where you may watch the entire Training Video. I can't post entire video due to copy write
Ok, my stepson has Asperger’s and is highly functional but has a severe stutter. When he goes for a walk he knows where he is and where he is going. He likes watching videos with earphones on. Cops surrounding him will make him very nervous and is uncalled for. Absolutely no reason to ID him or go through his wallet. The officers are pretty polite in this video but that doesn’t justify going through personal property. My stepson is 25 now and my wife and we taught him to be as independent as possible. He manages his own money, pays his bills, cleans the house without anyone asking him to do so. He is the most pleasant person I know to anyone. He doesn’t like being questioned by strangers nor touched.
It's not required to show ID for pacing a sidewalk anyhow. It's a public place he had every right to be in. He didn't threaten or communicate with anyone. Who calls in these sort of things? They never go out to see if the person is ok?
Do not take this section of video out of context. all situations are unique and you watch the entire video your comments here would be different. The whole purpose of this video was that the two officers had lil to no training in communicating with someone who has a developmental disorder. The narrator does point out the flaws. In the rest of the training video there are more interactions and how interactions should be.The section of the video I have posted "provided to us was not final cut" is the opening interaction of the training video and should be viewed as such. I left links to where you may watch the entire Training Video. I can't post entire video due to copy write.
The female officer's voice alone is enough to drive someone like that batty. So grating and irritating. And it's not her natural speaking voice; It's like an octave higher. And she's yelling at him as though he's deaf, or as though she's scolding him. The guy is an adult man; He doesn't need to be talked to like a pet cat, dog, or an infant. Speak to people with autism like you would speak to anyone their age. And definitely, above almost all else, don't yell at them.
This is practice for a Special Olympic team, some may have physical restrictions but all have developmental disorders ranging from Asperger and Autism to more serious developmental disabilities. these posts are to make everyone aware and to show the interactions of these awesome individuals with each other and with Neural Typical individuals. The obstacles they over come and the self growth and love for life. Everyone can learn a thing or two from these individuals. If you like sports "watch or play" I ask that you check out and possibly volunteer at a local Special Olympic event in ur area, at most it take up half of a day.
@@Symphatikus to enjoy life and the simple things, acceptance of everyone. Inclusion, joy, happiness. These individuals see life in a simpler and joyful way. They have a child like that innocents that we as adults have lost. We ourselves make life difficult, and they show it’s not. Meet them, get to know them, and you will understand.
