Adaptive Sports

Dust Off Your Crown

Many non-profits across the country have gotten really creative during the COVID-19 outbreak. This is especially true of non-profits who serve those with disabilities. This August, the Ms. Wheelchair America Inc. was to hold their 49th annual Ms. Wheelchair America Competition in Little Rock, AR. With this year’s competition cancelled, the organization needed a way […]

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The Travis Mills Foundation

Hiker with prosthesis walking up a trail

Travis Mills is a retired US Army Staff Sergeant, of the 82nd Airborne, who was critically injured during his third tour in Afghanistan in 2012. While on patrol, an IED exploded causing him to lose part of both legs and arms. Since then, Travis continues to heal and recover, also publicly speaking about his life

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6 Accessible Summer Camps

During the next few months, children and adults alike will be making a new home away from home at summer camps around the country. While most camps may not be ideal or accessible for people of all abilities, there are several that have adapted to meet the needs of everyone who wishes to go. While

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2019 Buckeye Wheelchair Games

The 8th Annual Buckeye Wheelchair Games hosted by the Buckeye PVA will take place this year from April 25th-27th. Held at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, OH, the games will feature some of the top wheelchair athletes from around the state. Several sporting events will be held, including track and field, bowling, slalom, billiards, boccia

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The 2018 Annual Invictus Games

The 4th annual Invictus Games are being held this year from October 20-27 in Sydney, Australia. These games are held every year for men and women of all nations who were injured while serving their country. This competition was founded in 2014 by Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex after seeing the impact sports had

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