Adaptive Sports New England (ASNE) is a chapter of Move United, the national network of adaptive sports groups. It runs adaptive sports and recreation programs for people with disabilities.
Youth wheelchair basketball at Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children in Canton. Young players build skills and have fun. Sport wheelchairs are available.
The Bionic 5K is a race in Cambridge for runners and walkers of all abilities. Athletes with prostheses, wheelchairs and handcycles take part. It raises money for adaptive sports.
A wheelchair tennis clinic in Newport. Players of all levels learn skills with coaches. Sport chairs can be available.
SPRINT is a return-to-running program for survivors of brain injury and stroke. Coaches work on running form over a 10-week series. It takes place in Medford.
Wheelchair basketball practice and games for youth and young adults in Quincy. Players learn skills with coaches. Sport wheelchairs are available.
Open para rowing at Community Rowing in Brighton. It is for new and recreational rowers with physical or intellectual disabilities. Coaches help each rower improve the stroke.
Wheelchair tennis at the Emilson YMCA in Hanover. Players of all levels learn skills and play. Contact the YMCA inclusion specialist to join.
Adaptive Sports New England (ASNE) is a chapter of Move United, the national network of adaptive sports groups. It runs adaptive sports and recreation programs for people with disabilities.