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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
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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
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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
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Lexi Dowdall: Painting Her Way Through The Hustle
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Lexi Dowdall is a WAS volunteer instructor who signed up to participate in the WAS Hustle in 2020. Read about how she became involved with
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Allie Peterson: Cycling Her Way Through The WAS Hustle!
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Allie Peterson, a WAS Instructor, shares about how she came to love cycling and why the WAS Hustle was just what she needed to motivate
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Rob Carpenter: A New Chapter at WAS
We are excited to announce that starting on July 1, 2021, Rob Carpenter will become the chairman of the WAS Board of Directors. Rob is
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Steve Craig: WAS Veteran Student & Monthly Donor
Steve Craig, a Marine Corp veteran, gathered his buddies that he served alongside to come out to Snowbird for a weekend of skiing and fellowship
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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
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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
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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
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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,
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