North Carolina Adapted Sports

Today the North Carolina Adapted Sports Wolves Youth Wheelchair Basketball Team had their Make It Happen DBL the Impact practice where the counted how many dribbles in 15 minutes, baskets made in 10 minutes, and how many laps around the volleyball court in 20 minutes. The combine totals of the athletes today were: Dribbles = 4317 - Baskets Made = 170 - Laps = 272 or 9.27 miles by 7 athletes. This is the result of conditioning at the beginning of our practices all Fall. They are almost to there goal of $5k, which will result in my beard being dyed red. Support healthy active lifestyle and bring some joy to these youth athletes, Donate today at: https://lnkd.in/ebX89pGm

The verdict is in, the North Carolina Adapted Sports Wolves Youth Wheelchair basketball team has made their choice of colors to dye my beard if they reach their goal of $5k, $10k, and $100k. Beard Mock Ups in photos $5k = Red $10k = Red & Blue/Purple $100k = Red, Blue, Purple, & Yellow (Every ACC color in the state) Help bring joy to some wonderful youth athletes, click on the link, and donate: https://lnkd.in/ebX89pGm

North Carolina Adapted Sports exists to empower individuals with disabilities, like Dennis and Toan, to experience the joy and freedom of outdoor adventure. Since joining NCAS in June at the National Trails Day Event, Toan (pictured right) has embraced a more active lifestyle. He's already conquered trails at Harris Lake and Crabtree Lake County Parks, and his newfound passion has even inspired him to compete as a wheelchair athlete in the Oak City Marathon 5k. With your support, NCAS can empower more individuals like Dennis and Toan to discover the transformative power of outdoor adventure. Your generous donation of $100, $250, or even $500 will directly impact the lives of athletes like Dennis and Toan. By choosing a recurring donation, you can sustain our programs and ensure that future athletes with a physical disability have the opportunity to experience the joy of outdoor adventure. Make It Happen for more adapted athletes in the Triangle Area, click the link to support NC Adapted Sports. https://lnkd.in/eyBbKR4B

North Carolina Adapted Sports Adapted Off-Road Cycling needs volunteers for this Sunday, Oct. 20th, 8:00 - 12 noon. The first 30 minutes will be set up, followed by training with leads, and then working with athletes. We are riding at Lake Crabtree County Park. If you can help please sign up at this link:

Adapted Skydiving today for Bruce's, North Carolina Adapted Sports Advisory Board Memeber, 81st birthday. Sky Dive Raleigh

North Carolina Adapted Sports had a program packed weekend. Cyclocross Race and Youth Wheelchair Basketball Practice, the Wolves, on Saturday and adapted off-road cycling program today at Lake Crabtree Park. It was Toan's 2nd trail ride and Dennis's 1st trail. We are constantly learning from our trail rides, as every athlete's disability affects them differently. It is a lot of customization and conversations with the athlete to improve their experience and their performance. NCAS Athletes have perseverance.

North Carolina Adapted Sports Athlete, Wyatt, completed his 1st Cyclocross Race at the Bull City CX. He crushed some challenging cross camber sections.

North Carolina Adapted Sports has an impromptu adapted cycling ride for 3 adapted cyclists, who have handcycling experience and are eager for a trail ride. I need volunteer support riders to help make this a rewarding experience for them. Oct 6th Lake Crabtree County Park Green & Blue Trails 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon If want to create rewarding experience for adapted cyclists, please sign up to help at this link: https://lnkd.in/e-Wc_EKH