NYC Guide To Adaptive Sports & Recreation
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Exercise Your Ability
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| The New York City Sports Commission’s ultimate guide to adaptive sports and recreation for people with disabilities. |
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Exercise Your Ability (full copy pdf)
The entire second edition of Exercise Your Ability: The Ultimate Guide to Sports and Recreation for People With Disabilities. This book is a valuable resource for people of all abilities, both in New York City and throughout the United States.
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Timeline of Adaptive Sports & Recreation (chapter 1 pdf)
Within the last 50 years, major strides have been made to breakdown the barriers that people with disabilities have had to face. With more than 55 million people having disabilities in the United States of America, we are seeing now, more than ever, the emergence of a special type of athlete.
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Sports And Recreation For All People (chapter 2 pdf)
The popularity of competitive mainstream sports for those with disabilities has grown considerably. The Paralympics, Special Olympics, the Invacare World Team Cup Wheelchair Tennis Tournament, and the Veterans Administration Wheelchair Games are just a few world-class events.
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New York City Sports & Recreation Venues (chapter 3 pdf)
Long a focal point of the sports world, New York City is the proud home of the Yankees, Mets, Giants, Jets, MetroStars, Knicks, Liberty, and Rangers. New York City is also home to the largest marathon and tennis tournament in the world and the site of events ranging from horse racing to sports award shows.
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Major Adaptive Organizations (chapter 5 pdf)
Winning is important to everyone, but to an athlete with a disability, the act of competing can be a victory in itself. Through the efforts of national and international organizations, adults and children with disabilities are realizing these victories..
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