Green Mountain Adaptive Sports is still accepting scholarship applications for summer programs, including Adaptive Kayaking, Swimming, Indoor Rock Climbing, and Movement Classes.
GMAS has formed several new partnerships in the recent years to diversify the recreational opportunities offered to local and area athletes with disabilities.
Elevate, operates in an indoor facility located in Stowe, Vermont. Elevate’s movement classes are taught by trained professionals and focus on developing a wide range of skills including agility, balance, coordination, and strength. GMAS offers scholarships for one-on-one sessions for anyone eager to increase their skills on the climbing wall, the obstacle courses, or the trampolines.
GMAS’s Adaptive Kayaking Program was extremely popular the last few summers and is offered through a partnership with Cathy Webster of the Northeast Disabled Athletic Association on Wednesdays at the Waterbury Reservoir.
The GMAS Swimming Program held at the Swimming Hole in Stowe continues to grow and is worth considering for anyone who loves, or wants to get more comfortable in the water. The coaching can cover everything from being safe in the water to competitive stroke development.
Live on the edge, try this super exciting sport! Adaptive Indoor Rock Climbing is so much fun, and made possible through a partnership with Metro Rocks in Essex Junction, and Stowe Rock at Stowe Mountain Resort.
Adaptive participants of all ages and ability interested in any, or all the offered programs are invited to visit the GMAS webpage at www.greenmtnadaptive.org to review each program’s description and fill out an application to participate.
Contact info@greenmtnadaptive.org for more information.