Adaptive Sports, General
Sports for people with disabilities is a great way to enjoy socializing with friends, teammates, and competitors while also building physical strength, resiliency, and self-confidence. From wheelchair sports to adaptive skiing, from powerlifting to adaptive sailing, there are hundreds of adaptive sports options available to you and even more organizations ready to help you participate and enjoy them. The following articles will help you get a broad understanding of adaptive sports, and how to join in.
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