April 16, 2016
Wilson Carr wanted to learn how to pop a wheelie. He’s 21, has an infectious sense of humor and a clear hunger for life. Carr also has holoprosencephaly, a form of cerebral palsy that involves physical spasticity and sometimes mental retardation. As a result of his condition, he uses a wheelchair. Maneuvering his chair isn’t […]
Crossroads Adaptive Athletic Alliance is an interactive, collaborative, searchable network and community that provides tips and best practices to adaptive athletes and their coaches. Our most enthusiastic desire is to work as an advocate for adaptive athlete inclusion in sports and fitness worldwide.
Crossroads Adaptive Athletic Alliance is the only US 501c3 nonprofit of its kind - building a stronger community for adaptive athletes and their coaches. We help athletes with permanent needs participate in life-changing fitness opportunities through education, grants, and competition.
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