Valley Children's Adaptive Sports

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Valley Children’s Adaptive Sports

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Valley Children’s Adaptive Sports

Valley Children’s Adaptive Sports Program provides free recreational and athletic experiences for those with physical disabilities or mobility impairments. The only one of its kind in Central California, the program is designed for individuals with conditions ranging from cerebral palsy to spinal cord injuries and amputations. Disabled youth up to age 21 are especially encouraged to attend.

Our region’s abundant mountains, lakes, rivers, trails, athletic facilities and more make amazing destination hotspots for recreational and competitive activities. Whether water skiing or rock climbing, participants enjoy a fun experience while boosting their health, confidence and independence.

Through hard work and determination, the children learn it is possible to participate in athletics, exceed expectations and achieve their dreams.

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A wheelchair basketball player takes a shot.

A wheelchair basketball team in a circle with their arms in teh center.

A young kid rides a three wheeled, purple bicycle, with a helmet on

A group of athletes stand and sit together for a picture on the blue track.

Two athletes sit in their racing chairs on a track, alongside their coaches, posing for a photo.

An athlete in a sit ski is towed behind a power boat on teh water.

An athlete with goggles and a life jacket on sits in a sit ski, waiting to go.

Am athlete sits in a wheelchair and swing a golf club at the ball, on the tee.

An athlete stands at a golf tee on a range with a golf club in their hand.

Four kids pose in front of a color background for a picture, with their hands raised.

A athlete climbs up an indoor rock wall.

An adult and young sled hockey player pose for a picture on ice, in their gear.

A young child with their face painted smiles for the camera.

An athlete climbs on an indoor rock wall.

A team of sled hockey players pose on the ice for a picture.

3 kids and two adults paddle a red canoe across water.

An athlete in a wheelchair, wearing a light blue shirt and bandana has their hand on a power soccer ball on the ground

An athlete in a power wheelchair goes after a power soccer ball.

A person in a wheelchair cheers as she is wheeled to homebase.

An athlete in a wheelchair swings the bat at an oncoming softball

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Baseball/Adaptive Baseball

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