Objective of the study was to analyze benefits of the individual-diagnosis-specific pre- Paralympic Games annual training cycle completion stage. Methods and structure of the study. The individual-diagnosis-specific pre-Paralympic Games final-stage training model was designed on the following provisions: individual adaptability tests; individual training service with versatile physical training elements; and the perfectly timed workload-management trainings. Precompetitive trainings for top-ranking international events are always customized to the local climatic and geographic factors of influence on the athletes` physical fitness and physiological functions, with acclimatization viewed as not only the physiological adaptation to a new climate and geographical location (new time zone) but also mental adaptation to the new environment. Results and conclusions. The individual progress tests and profiles of the Paralympic sport elite made it possible to find individual predispositions, progress needs, priorities and resources in the vocational sports and effectively design and manage the training systems as required by the actual physical fitness / technical and tactical fitness progress needs and competitive situations. The trainings should ensure the Paralympians with different anthropomentric characteristics, health conditions, technical and tactical skills and performance styles having equal chances for a competitive success. Based on the study data and analyses, the authors offered the following theoretically grounded and practically tested recommendations for the annual training cycle completion stage.
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