SUNfiltered: Hitting the slopes on PUSH GIRLS
Their adapted equipment is part of a growing industry catering to people with disabilities interested in pursuing sports. Some want to pick up where they left off before acquiring injuries, while others want to try something entirely new; both were on display this week. In all cases, people with disabilities are breaking boundaries and records in sports right and left as they prove that things like spinal cord injuries don’t change your thirst for adventure and love for the outdoors. The rise of adaptive sports centers makes these activities more accessible to people with disabilities across the U.S.
