Adaptive sports in Oklahoma
Play Adaptive Sports lists 15 adaptive sports listings in Oklahoma: 13 for kids and teens and 14 for adults. The most common sports here are Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive baseball & softball, Para archery, Para athletics and Sitting volleyball.
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Sports in Oklahoma
- Wheelchair basketball4
- Multi-sport programs4
- Adaptive baseball & softball3
- Para archery2
- Para athletics2
- Sitting volleyball1
- Para powerlifting1
- Para rowing1
- Special Olympics sports1
- Para alpine skiing1
- Adaptive fitness & yoga1
- Power soccer1
- Adaptive tennis & golf1
- Para cycling1
- Shooting Para sport1
- Outdoor adventure1
Wheelchair basketball in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Youth Parasports - Youth Wheelchair Basketball
Wheelchair basketball
Muskogee Rollin' Raiders
Wheelchair basketball
MAPVA Chargers
Wheelchair basketball
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Multi-sport programs in Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma Endeavor Games
Multi-sport programs
Oklahoma Adaptive Sports Association (OKASA)
Multi-sport programs
FreeSpecial Olympics Oklahoma Young Athletes
Special Olympics sports, Para alpine skiing, Multi-sport programs
The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges
Multi-sport programs, Adaptive fitness & yoga
Adaptive baseball & softball in Oklahoma
Miracle League of Edmond
Adaptive baseball & softball
Miracle League of Lawton
Adaptive baseball & softball
FreeOklahoma Lookouts
Adaptive baseball & softball
Para archery in Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma Paralympic Training Site
Para archery, Para athletics, Sitting volleyball, Para powerlifting
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Para athletics in Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma Paralympic Training Site
Para archery, Para athletics, Sitting volleyball, Para powerlifting
Tulsa Center Youth Programming - Wheelchair Racing
Para athletics
Sitting volleyball in Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma Paralympic Training Site
Para archery, Para athletics, Sitting volleyball, Para powerlifting
Para powerlifting in Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma Paralympic Training Site
Para archery, Para athletics, Sitting volleyball, Para powerlifting
Para rowing in Oklahoma
Special Olympics sports in Oklahoma
Special Olympics Oklahoma Young Athletes
Special Olympics sports, Para alpine skiing, Multi-sport programs
Para alpine skiing in Oklahoma
Special Olympics Oklahoma Young Athletes
Special Olympics sports, Para alpine skiing, Multi-sport programs
Adaptive fitness & yoga in Oklahoma
The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges
Multi-sport programs, Adaptive fitness & yoga
Power soccer in Oklahoma
Tulsa Center Twisters Power Soccer
Power soccer
Adaptive tennis & golf in Oklahoma
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Para cycling in Oklahoma
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Shooting Para sport in Oklahoma
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Outdoor adventure in Oklahoma
Northeast Oklahoma Adaptive Sports
Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive tennis & golf, Para cycling, Shooting Para sport
Questions people ask
Where can I find adaptive sports in Oklahoma?
There are 15 adaptive sports listings in Oklahoma on Play Adaptive Sports, in places like Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Edmond, Bethany. Each listing shows the sports, ages, who it serves, cost when published, and a link to the program's own website.
Are there adaptive sports for kids in Oklahoma?
13 listings in Oklahoma say they serve kids or teens, in sports such as Wheelchair basketball, Adaptive baseball & softball, Para archery and Para athletics.
Are there free adaptive sports programs in Oklahoma?
3 listings in Oklahoma say they are free. Others charge fees, and many offer scholarships.