Ⅳ.信息还原(有两项多余)
北京“黑暗跑团”组织视觉受损者等残疾人跑步,在志愿者的引导下,他们不仅可以锻炼身体,还能通过健身交友,该组织还开展了多样活动。阅读下文一起来了解一下吧!
In Beijing, a group of visually impaired(视觉受损的) people can run every day to keep fit. They call themselves "runners in the dark". Every Thursday and Sunday morning, members of "Running in the Dark" get together to train in the capital's Olympic Forest Park. By following scientific training methods, the runners take on different distances in the park. 1
Xu Taipeng is a newcomer to the group, and over the last three months he has enjoyed the running in the dark. Some of his friends introduced the running group to him, and he now feels great about it. As he cannot see, he used to spend a lot of time just doing nothing. He thinks it great because there are volunteers and guides who like to take people like him out running in the forest park. It is helpful for both the body and the mind. 2
The volunteers also teach them how to do sport more scientifically. But the best part about it is that they make new friends.
3 Its purpose is to improve the well-being of people with disabilities, and generally help them get out of the house. It now has more than 400 runners.
Among the runners are those with hearing problems and cerebral palsy(脑瘫). Over 600 volunteers have signed up to become running guides or fitness coaches. Among them is Hou Yong. He is known as "Brother Tiger" in the running group. Being a regular marathon runner himself, Hou coaches and guides the group members.
They have weekly training no matter what weather it is. 4 For example, to celebrate this year's National Fitness Day, the members of Running in the Dark started a running challenge in order to set themselves new goals.

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Ⅳ. [文章大意]本文介绍了在北京,有一群“黑暗中的奔跑者”,他们由视障人士组成,在首都奥林匹克森林公园进行训练。在向导和志愿者的帮助下,跑步者在公园里跑不同的距离,有些人甚至完成了全程马拉松。
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