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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
Walgreens Donation Program
The HGGC Steve Young Ski Classic
Virtual Adaptive Yoga Program
Adaptive Spin Classes
Our News
Jonathan Leonard: How He Came to Life in the Mountains
KÜHL met up with Jonathan to amplify his story about how a renewed sense of independence and a revitalized appreciation for life was born in the mountains. Learn more about his experience mountain biking and skiing with WAS in the video.
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Richard Schutt: The Difference WAS Programs & an E-Trike Make!
Richard Schutt is valued highly in our WAS community. He started with WAS over 5 years ago and continues to ride with a few WAS instructors for fun. Read about why WAS programming has made a difference in his life and how he’s graduated from our programs after purchasing an e-trike. Having gone through surgery …
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David Steen: Barb & Steve Young Scholarship Recipient
Last winter season, David Steen received the Barb & Steve Young Scholarship which awarded him a private lesson per week throughout the snowboarding season. Hear from his mom, Marli, about her experience as a parent and David’s experience getting to come out to Snowbird all winter long! At age 15, David Steen has been snowboarding …
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Columbia Sportswear: Planning an Adaptive Hike
WAS’ program director Eileen May-West and parent TyAnne Crook share tips about hiking with a person with an adaptive need and what to consider before hitting the trail on Columbia Sportswear’s Blog. Check out the article here!
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Taylor Cutler & Matt Carter: Neuroworx & WAS Group Rides
This past spring, WAS started offering a new program where students can connect and get active together. Matt Carter, a WAS board member, and physical therapist at Neuroworx and WAS student Taylor Cutler share why a diagnosis-specific group ride is an important resource and opportunity for the Utah community. “I currently sit on the board …
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Rochelle Erskine: WAS Lead Instructor
Hello! We may have met already and if we haven’t, I look forward to it! My name is Rochelle and I am proud to represent Wasatch Adaptive Sports as our lead instructor. I am a Washington state local who has been swept away by the beauty of Utah, recreation therapy, and adaptive sports. After teaching alpine 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.
