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Community-Based & Interscholastic Sports for Individuals with Physical Disabilities. At Adaptive Sports Ohio, we remove barriers to ensure that individuals with physical disabilities have a chance to play, and utilize sport to elevate ability and empower futures.
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Adaptive Sports Ohio’s community-based sports are open to...
- Interscholastic Sports
With support of the Ohio Legislature in 2015, Adaptive...
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Often children with physical disabilities and visual...
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In the 15 years since the organization’s inception, Adaptive...
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Adaptive Sports Ohio’s community-based sports are open to all ages including disabled veterans, multiple disability types, and vary by location. Our program managers are available to help find the best fit for you.
Adaptive Sports Club of Columbus (formerly Paralympic Sports Club of Columbus) provides competitive and recreational activities for people with disabilities in Central Ohio and surrounding areas. Individuals can establish meaningful relationships with peers while being physically active.
Adaptive Sports Connection. Non-profit serving children, veterans, and adults with disabilities through outdoor and therapeutic recreation and education across Ohio. They support participants at all skill levels with adaptive equipment and instructors for downhill skiing, kayaking, cycling, paddling, sailing, amputee soccer, water skiing, and more.
The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
In the 15 years since the organization’s inception, Adaptive Sports Ohio has grown to serve hundreds of physically impaired youth and adults across the state through an abundance of competitive and recreational sports.
A free program for children with serious medical conditions and disabilities ages 5-16. Children are paired with sports teams at colleges and universities across the state of Ohio with the goal of creating meaningful, long-lasting relationships with student athletes.