Articles related to "Adaptive Sports"

Adaptations enable blind and visually impaired participation in most competitive sports, but till recently, blind non-athletes have had few health and fitness options.

While countries and businesses build five-year plans, Mark Lucas-Executive Director of the United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA)-lays out 10.

Next month, 30 disabled U.S. veterans will travel to New Hampshire's White Mountains to explore winter sports and recreation opportunities at a US Paralympic sports camp.

ABLEDATA, funded by the US National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, provides objective information about assistive devices for the disabled.

Jill Gravink's organization Northeast Passage proves that almost any outdoor activity can be adapted for the disabled and that recreation lies at the core of who we are.

In this interview, Elmquist discusses the perspective Ski for Light has given her and thousands of blind and mobility impaired persons to surmount life's obstacles.

How to get there, lift tickets, ski runs, and other cool features.

In 2009, the United States Association of Blind Athletes offers a broad range of athletic opportunities, from developmental sports camps to international competitions.

Since 1997, AbilityPLUS has sought to make year-round recreation, such as snow sports and cycling, accessible to those with physical, emotional, and sensory disabilities.

Summer camps now enable the sight impaired to gain confidence and push boundaries with challenging activities and adventures that teach life skills.

Michigan is a popular winter vacation destination that has many different ski areas and resorts. Learn what the best of the ski resorts have to offer.

Sunday River is one of New England's ski resorts and ski areas, known to offer some of the best skiing and snowboarding mountains outside of the Rocky Mountains!