




Think of a sport, any sport. Chances are someone with a disability is doing itwakeboarding is no exception.
After hanging up the racquet, laying down the basketball, or putting away the rugby chair, how do athletes navigate through their new lifestyles?
The National Veterans Wheelchair Games shows athletes that life still goes on—and it can be great!
Although Mother Nature showed up in force, when all was said and done this annual juniors event was a shining success.
Softball teams were hotter than the Midwests summer weather, as they took to the diamonds to see who was top dog.
Guest columnist Nancy Crase reflects on the life of Ed Owen, who stood tall in more ways than one.
Sailors use event hosted by Chicago Yacht Club as tune-up for Paralympics.
Report on PVA National Trapshoot Circuit action in Georgia, Maryland, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
Tips on how athletes, coaches, and parents can maximize the wheelchair-basketball experience.
Track and field hopefuls vie for Paralympic spots in competition at Arizona State University. Also: Endeavor Games, AccesSurf Hawaii, boccia, and bowling.
Accessibility at Dana Point Harbor in San Diego keys successful fishing trip for disabled anglers.
Water is the best choice for getting and staying well-hydrated.
Lisa Bard finds a silver lining in illness: Now back in action, she realizes she is having fun!
Strong family support system enables Brenda Gilmore to spread the message of the opportunities available through wheelchair tennis.
Fourteen-year-old Chelsea McClammer qualifies for spot at 2008 Beijing Paralympics. Also: Morgan Kelly wins in 2008 Pre-Teen Florida Scholarship & Recognition Program.
Cyclists battle the elements but conquer the Continental Divide. Also: Freedoms Wings, birding, and a Himalayan expedition.
Past U.S. Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships winner shares his thoughts on cancellation of annual event.
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