The USA Wheelchair Football League is partnering with City of Reno,  PVA Nevada Chapter and PVA  Bay Area & Western Chapter to bring the sport of Wheelchair Football to Reno, NV! This Learn to Play Clinic is part of the PVA Reno Takeover 2024. At this event you will learn all about the sport of Wheelchair Football while participating in a variety of skills, drills, and football games facilitated by our experienced practitioners.

Date: Monday September 16, 2024

Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Location: Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center, 1301 Valley Road, Reno NV 89512

• Active Duty Military and Veterans who are registered for the PVA Reno Takeover 2024 and want to grow their football skills
• All Abilities and skills welcome, those who can push a manual sports chair/wheelchair will likely get the most out of the football activities

What will be provided:

• All footballs  and other activity related items
• Move United giveaways
• Event sports chairs will be available to use but with limited supply & sizes – please request during registration
• High quality instruction

What to bring:

• Your own sports chair, if you own one
• Weather/Climate appropriate active attire that you can move comfortably in.
• Water bottle/Hydration options of your preference

Register for the Reno Learn to Play Clinic by using the registration form at the bottom of this page!

To learn more about the City of Reno’s Adaptive and Inclusion Programs visit their webpage by clicking here.

To learn more about the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) and to find a local chapter near you visit their webpage by clicking here.

The USA Wheelchair Football League is partnering with Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to bring the sport of Wheelchair Football to the DC Metro Area! At this event you will learn all about the sport of Wheelchair Football while participating in a variety of skills, drills, and football games facilitated by our experienced practitioners.

Date: Friday September 27, 2024

Time: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Location: Walter Reed National Military Medical Center 4494 Palmer Rd N, Bethesda, MD 20814

• Active Duty Military and Veterans who want to grow their football skills
• All Abilities and skills welcome, those who can push a manual sports chair/wheelchair will likely get the most out of the football activities

Note: Participation may require medical clearance to be requested 

What will be provided:

• All footballs and other activity related items
• Move United giveaways
• Event sports chairs will be available to use but with limited supply & sizes – please request during registration
• High quality instruction

What to bring:

• Your own sports chair, if you own one
• Weather/Climate appropriate active attire that you can move comfortably in
• Water bottle/Hydration options of your preference

Register for the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Learn to Play Clinic through your therapist at Walter Reed. For participants not currently rehabbing at Walter Reed, please reach out to football@moveunitedsport.org prior to submitting your registration to ensure you are appropriate for this clinic.

To learn more about Walter Reed National Military Medical Center visit their website by clicking here.

The USA Wheelchair Football League is partnering with Salvage Life to bring the sport of Wheelchair Football to the Eastern NC area! At this event you will learn all about the sport of Wheelchair Football while participating in a variety of skills, drills, and football games facilitated by our experienced practitioners.

Date: Saturday: July 20th, 2024

Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Location: 1825 South Dr. Jacksonville, NC 28540

• Athletes 18+, Active Duty Military, and Veterans in the Carolinas who want to grow their football skills
• All Abilities and skills welcome, those who can push a manual sports chair/wheelchair will likely get the most out of the football activities

What will be provided:

• All footballs and other activity related items
• Move United giveaways
• Event sports chairs will be available to use but with limited supply & sizes – please request during registration
• High quality instruction

What to bring:

• Your own sports chair, if you own one
• Weather/Climate appropriate active attire that you can move comfortably in
• Water bottle/Hydration options of your preference

Register for Learn to Play Clinic hosted by Salvage Life in Jacksonville, NC by clicking here!

This Learn to Play clinic is hosting by Move United chapter member, Salvage Life.

Salvage Life’s mission is “To inspire persons with or without disabilities to live a healthy life regardless of the circumstance.” with the vision to “Promote a healthy, active lifestyle within the disabled population and create opportunities for adaptive athletes to compete.”

To learn more about Salvage Life visit their website by clicking here.

The USA Wheelchair Football League is partnering with the National Veterans Wheelchair Games to bring the sport of Wheelchair Football to New Orleans, LA! At this event you will learn all about the sport of Wheelchair Football while participating in a variety of skills, drills, and football games facilitated by our experienced practitioners.

Session 1

Date: Wednesday July 24th

Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Location: Ernest N. Morial Convention Center 900 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70130

Session 2

Date: Thursday July 25th

Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Location: Ernest N. Morial Convention Center 900 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70130

• National Veterans Wheelchair Games Pre-Registered Participants who want to grow their football skills
• All Abilities and skills welcome, those who can push a manual sports chair/wheelchair will likely get the most out of the football activities

Note: Registration for this event closed April 5th 2024. All attendees must have pre-registered prior to participant in the event.

What will be provided:

• All footballs and other activity related items
• Move United giveaways
• Event sports chairs will be available to use but with limited supply & sizes – please request during registration
• High quality instruction

What to bring:

• Your own sports chair, if you own one
• Weather/Climate appropriate active attire that you can move comfortably in
• Water bottle/Hydration options of your preference

To learn more about the 2024 National Veterans Wheelchair Games visit their website by clicking here.

The USA Wheelchair Football League is partnering with BlazeSports America to bring the sport of Wheelchair Football to Atlanta, GA! At this event you will learn all about the sport of Wheelchair Football while participating in a variety of skills, drills, and football games facilitated by our experienced practitioners.

Date: Saturday July 27th, 2024

Time: Check-in starts at 9:00 AM, Clinic is 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM

Location: St. James UMC 4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd Atlanta, GA 30342

• Athletes 16+, Active Duty Military, and Veterans who want to grow their football skills
• All Abilities and skills welcome, those who can push a manual sports chair/wheelchair will likely get the most out of the football activities

What will be provided:

• All footballs and other activity related items
• Move United giveaways
• Event sports chairs will be available to use but with limited supply & sizes – please request during registration
• High quality instruction

What to bring:

• Your own sports chair, if you own one
• Weather/Climate appropriate active attire that you can move comfortably in.
• Water bottle/Hydration options of your preference

Register for Learn to Play Clinic hosted by BlazeSports America in Atlanta, GA by clicking here!

This Learn to Play Clinic is hosted by Move United chapter member, BlazeSports America.

BlazeSports America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed as the legacy organization of the 1996 Paralympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia.  These games, the first of their kind held in the United States, showed the world the power and spirit of adaptive and Paralympic sport.  For 25 years our mission has been to change the lives of children and adults with a physical disability such as a spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, amputation or visual impairment.  BlazeSports was founded to provide ongoing programming in adaptive sport, recreation, and physical activity to Georgia’s youth, adults, veterans and military personnel with physical disabilities and PTSD.  In 2007, BlazeSports added a Training and Education division to increase the capacity of local service providers across the United States to provide adaptive sports programs in their communities and schools.

To Learn more about BlazeSports America visit their website by clicking here.