FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
We have exciting news to share with you! Adaptive Sports USA and Disabled Sports USA are joining forces under the new name, Move United.
The merger of Adaptive Sports USA and Disabled Sports USA unifies community-based adaptive sports under one national organization, bringing recreational and competitive adaptive sports together for the first time. This merger will make Move United an influential, prominent national organization which will lead to increased support and raised public awareness for our important work, leading to more opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities to be included and valued.
For more information on Move United visit www.MoveUnitedSport.org.
Susan B. Rossi, CTRS, MNpS
Executive Director
P.O. Box 621023, Littleton, CO 80162
719-439-3823 cell
adaptivesportsusa.org
OUR MISSION
To empower individuals with a disability through access to competitive sport(s) opportunities.
EMPOWERING ATHLETES
We offer a regional and national outreach network, to engage, empower, and support the Adaptive Sport-Minded community.
MOVING FORWARD
As the sole US member of the International Wheelchair & Amputee Sports Federation we provide our athletes with access to international competitions.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER
With education, coaching expertise, and competition, we support athletes through all stages of development.
ATHLETES FIRST
Our core offerings empower athletes involved in adaptive sports to learn, compete and grow.
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Welcome to Adaptive Sports USA! We are glad you decided to visit us online. Through this site, you will find our mission, information on our individual and chapter member network, sport and educational event dates and more. We invite you to celebrate the past with us and our impactful 60+ history, embrace the present and look progressively to the future to continue to improve the landscape for individuals with a disability through sport. Browse around and let us know if you have questions, or how we can be a resource to you.
Get involved. Get active. Get healthy!
-Susan Rossi
NOTE: DUE TO THE NATIONAL VIRUS SITUATION MEETS ARE CANCELLING OR POSTPONING.
Upcoming Events
I used to have lots of dreams where I could run and play and jump like the other kids Now that I do adaptive sports and have met kids like me, I don’t have those dreams anymore. Now I just dream about winning medals in races.
Kelsie K. Fredericksburg, VABeing part of the adaptive sports world opened up so many opportunities for both me and my family. The opportunities have allowed me to travel the world. These opportunities not only helped me to develop further as an athlete, but also helped me to develop as an individual. I learned how to be independent at a young age, which is a challenge for any child, regardless of disability.
Jessie (Galli) Cloy, Paralympian, Adaptive Sports USA Member
