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: To examine the lived experiences of the integrated model of elite sport from the perspective of parasport insiders. : Since 2002, an integrated model for competition has been implemented by Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF). Commonwealth Games XXI was selected as a relevant location to conduct research regarding integration. Ethnographic methods included interviews, go-along conversations and observation. Interviews were conducted with Games personnel to enhance understandings of integration in sport. Qualitative thematic analysis was conducted to determine significant themes. : The findings confirmed that integration is considered the preferred model among non-athletes who were unanimous in their support. Analysis indicated that the parasport athlete experience was mixed, reflecting negative and positive experiences. Three themes were identified as impactful of the athlete experience: ableization, size of the parasport contingent, lack of unified collective voice. : Future research that examines whose assumptions inform decision making and program delivery is necessary to determine the merits and drawbacks of integration in sport. : By foregrounding the lived experiences of a group of parasport insiders, the research generates unique insights into the integrated model of sport from a perspective that is often missing, and credibly informs those who manage integration in sport.

All for one and one for all? Integration in high-performance sport