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Jaclyn Schmidt
By Christopher Di VirgilioFrom high school student to public speaker, Disabled Water Ski National Champ Jaclyn Schmidt visits with S`NS and talks about the sport of sit-skiing and the people who encouraged her to explore adaptive sports.
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Being active and healthy is not limited to the able-bodied. In fact, it’s even more important that wheelchair users remain active. Here are a few simple things to consider when searching for a fitness center.
Where is the closest transportation?
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Are locker rooms, rest rooms, and shower areas accessible?
Do they have the specific features you are looking for? Pool lifts, handcycles, or other equipment?
What are the fitness instructor’s qualifications? Do they have experience training people with disabilities?
Having a disability is not a limitation. Search your local city or state run parks and recreation department to find fitness accessible locations near you, and get in the game.
Where is the closest transportation?
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Are locker rooms, rest rooms, and shower areas accessible?
Do they have the specific features you are looking for? Pool lifts, handcycles, or other equipment?
What are the fitness instructor’s qualifications? Do they have experience training people with disabilities?
Having a disability is not a limitation. Search your local city or state run parks and recreation department to find fitness accessible locations near you, and get in the game.
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