Oscar Pistorius: An Athlete and His Controversy over Murder

Oscar Pistorius is a professional player known for athletes. When he was born, the legs of Oscar were cut, and the prostheses were used since very young. But this did not stop him. Despite having to use prosthetic limbs, he succeeded in his early years, continued to be an athlete, and had a worldwide reputation and established a world record. Everything went smoothly to him until he was condemned as having killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day. He insists this is self defense and he considers him to be an intruder, but many people do not believe this is true.

As prosthetics develop, they will ask other questions about how they are hired - especially in sports. Before the South African Sprinter Oscar Pistorius was convicted of murder, he was the focus of another controversy. Is his prosthetic foot better than other athletes? In 2008, the International Federation of Athletics Federation participated in international competitions for healthy athletes, including the summer Beijing Olympic Games, on the grounds that Pistorius's Cheetah Flex Foot Prosthesis was regarded as "technical aid" Prohibited. Pistorius is ready to appeal to this decision and has asked the team of scientists to investigate the biomechanics of the prosthetic surgery he uses.

In early 2008, South Africa's "Blade" Oscar Pistorius adjudged in the short run that his tibial prosthesis was said to dominate over a runner with an ankle and that he was unable to participate in the 2008 Summer Olympics . One researcher found that his hands and feet were 25% less energy than a strong runner running at the same speed. The judgment was overturned by the appeals court and the Court of Appeals stated that the overall strengths and weaknesses of Pistorius limbs were not taken into account.

In 2008, South African Sprinter Oscar Pistrili tried to participate in the 2008 Summer Olympics. The legs of Pistorius were cut under the knees and played with two carbon fiber blades made by Ossur. He maintained the Paralympics World Record at the 400 meter event. Pistorius missed the qualification to participate in the 2008 Summer Olympics with 400 meters race which was 0.70 seconds. He is eligible to participate in the 2008 Summer Paralympic Games and won the gold medal with a sprint of 100, 200, and 400 meters. In 2011, Pistorius qualified for the 2012 Summer Olympics and participated in two events: he participated in the 400 meter race semifinals; his team was in a 4 x 400 meter relay finals It was ranked 8th. Like 400 meters race, all athletes have equal opportunities to participate in these events, but criticism is rising that these games may be unfair for all athletes.