"USARC: Empowering Ability Through Adaptive Sports"
About this episode
On this episode of Walk and Roll Live - Disability Stories, Doug speaks with Daniel Horner of the United States Adaptive Recreation Center (USARC), a nonprofit dedicated to making outdoor sports and recreation accessible for people of all abilities.
Daniel shares how USARC began, what programs they offer—from adaptive skiing in the winter to water sports in the summer—and how they continue to break down barriers to participation through innovative equipment, training, and community support.
We’ll also discuss eligibility, funding, and how listeners can get involved or support their mission. If you're interested in accessible recreation or looking to learn how adaptive sports organizations operate and grow, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Walk and Roll Live
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