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Wasatch Adaptive Sports believes in the development of ability, independence and active living through recreation. We provide entry-level through advanced instruction of winter and summer recreational pursuits for individuals with adaptive needs and their families. Through personalized assessments and instruction, along with adaptive equipment, we work together to achieve your goals and experience the outdoors without limitations. Wasatch Adaptive Sports programs focus on increasing independence and mobility in a social environment.
Want to get involved? Learn more about each of the programs and the measures WAS is taking to mitigate the risks involved with COVID-19 by visiting the Program Registration page.
Our Events
Virtual Adaptive Yoga Program
Volunteer Trail Maintenance Days
Little Valley Trail & Jordan River Parkway
9:00 am - 11:00 am
05/08/2021
Volunteer Opportunities on 5/8 & 5/22
Event Details
Volunteer Trainings for Adaptive Cycling
Adaptive Cycling Programs
Our News
Words On WAS: A Conversation With Steve Young & Peter Mandler
Hear from Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young and WAS Founder Peter Mandler in the following video about their relationship and how together they’ve built up WAS’s annual fundraising event, the Steve Young Ski Classic!
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Words On WAS: Intermountain’s RAMMP
WAS partners with the RAMMP peer-support program to provide individuals who have experienced a traumatic event with the opportunity to get active outside. Check out a clip of when RAMMP came out for a day of skiing with WAS during the 2019-2020 season in the following video: Thank you to WAS volunteer Kyle Daly for …
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Wally Lee: Monoskiing With WAS
Hear from WAS volunteer instructor Wally Lee about his experience teaching others how to monoski in the following video:
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Marcia Livingston: Getting Active In Her Living Room
Marcia Livingston, a WAS student, rented a stationary bike set up through the Equipment Rental Program in order to continue strengthening her legs throughout the winter. Hear about her experience and learn more about the Adaptive Spinning Program by watching the video below:
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Nate Shipp: A Generation of WAS Family Members
Our experience with WAS began in 1995 when my parents discovered WAS and got my youngest brother, Matt, involved. Matt was diagnosed with Joubert Syndrome, and at the age of four was still not able to walk. My parents were looking for an experience where Matt could be part of the outdoors. Matt began skiing …
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The officers, directors, committee members, employees, and persons served by this corporation shall be selected entirely on a nondiscriminatory basis with respect to age, race, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression or veteran status. It is the policy of WAS not to discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression or veteran status in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and athletic, and other administered programs.
