Yes, your whole family can go skiing. Learn how adaptive skiing can make this an actual reality.
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Adaptive ski programs are there to make skiing available for the whole family. Learn how they can make skiing a reality.
Are you a parent who wants to ski with your child with special needs but don’t know how to teach them? Maybe you want your child to learn how to ski so they can enjoy winter fun just like everyone else. But you don’t know where to turn to for help? Stay tuned because
Today we have asked Mark Dietz from 3 Trackers of Ohio [2], one of the oldest adaptive ski programs in the United States. We have invited him to join us today to talk about
– Just what is adaptive skiing, and how does it work?
– how is it best to dress for skiing, and what equipment is necessary
– Some tips for success on the slopes
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