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A wheelchair rugby teammate of mine recently broke his thumb in a rugby match. While he was recovering, he slipped while transferring (the thumb didn’t help) and whoops, broken foot. Another friend, a para, was in bed stretching his legs when he pushed too hard and broke his femur. Cheryl Angelelli, an incomplete quad, writes about how she broke three ribs (wheelchair ballroo...


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We asked our social media audience to share their favorite home workout products and they delivered recommendations on the most accessible strength and cardio equipment, along with online fitness services made by and for wheelchair users. Whatever your budget and level of function, we’ve got something for you. After her spinal cord injury, Kelsey Petersen used fantasy to reco...


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The countdown to the 2026 Milan Cortina Paralympic Games is almost over. The opening ceremony is March 6, leaving less than two weeks for Italian organizers to clean up after the Olympics and get all the event sites ready for another onslaught of athletes and visitors from around the world. From March 6-15, 665 athletes from around the world – including 70 Americans – will co...


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Whenever we write New Mobility stories about health and fitness, readers always ask about the best workout products for wheelchair users. It makes sense. Commercial gyms often have questionable accessibility and depending on your situation, getting to one consistently can be a pain. With the right equipment, home workouts eliminate the twin hurdles of access and transport. So...


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I woke up one morning when I was 2 needing a tissue. Like any 2-year-old wanting to blow his nose, I picked one up. However, as a 2-year-old with cerebral palsy, I wasn’t quite sure how to do it. I decided to take it one step at a time. I tried to transfer the tissue from my right hand to my left, but my right hand wouldn’t let go. I ripped the tissue to shreds. The lesson wa...


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