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Programs

AccesSportAmerica programs are designed to promote each person's highest physical and athletic potential while cultivating social and emotional well-being. The exhilaration inherent to each sport is just a part of the experience which fosters positive change in function and fitness as well as attitude and expectation for a life lived with a disability. Athletes, through individually developed programs, experience a series of unparalleled accomplishments through mastery of balance, coordination and fear. Over 1,700 athletes participate annually year round.

High-Challenge Sports program specializes in adaptive windsurfing, kayaking, rowing/sculling, outrigger canoeing, surfing, water-skiing, kite sailing as well as rock/wall climbing, tennis, cycling and soccer.

Nationally recognized, we create and develop innovative Adaptive Equipment to successfully adapt to all abilities. We adapt sports that the most agile of athletes find challenging and bring these sports to children and adults with disabilities.

Training program includes year-round personal training and conditioning with sports, soccer and tennis, to improve health, fitness and athletic performance.

City Street reaches underserved, economically challenged youth living with disabilities. The model is being developed in collaboration with the Boston Public Schools and community-based organizations.

Sports Camp provides one-two weeks of intensive training and are annually held in Venice, California and Martin County, Florida.


"...I feel liberated, being propelled where I wanted to go...It's a really great feeling being out of my wheelchair doing something that many would consider to be impossible for a person with a disability to accomplish..." - AccesSportAmerica Athlete



AccesSportAmerica

119 High Street
Acton, MA 01720
866.45.SPORT (77678)
info@AccesSportAmerica.org
978.264.0985


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