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Adaptive sports in Wisconsin

Play Adaptive Sports lists 27 adaptive sports listings in Wisconsin: 26 for kids and teens and 26 for adults, including 2 ski areas with adaptive lessons. The most common sports here are Wheelchair basketball, Para alpine skiing, Wheelchair curling, Para ice hockey and Para snowboard.

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Sports in Wisconsin

Adaptive skiing in Wisconsin

Multi-sport programs in Wisconsin

7 listings. See the Multi-sport programs in Wisconsin page

Wheelchair basketball in Wisconsin

5 listings. See the Wheelchair basketball in Wisconsin page

Para alpine skiing in Wisconsin

3 listings. See the Para alpine skiing in Wisconsin page

Wheelchair curling in Wisconsin

3 listings. See the Wheelchair curling in Wisconsin page

Para ice hockey in Wisconsin

3 listings. See the Para ice hockey in Wisconsin page

Para snowboard in Wisconsin

2 listings.

Power soccer in Wisconsin

2 listings.

Boccia in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Para badminton in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Sitting volleyball in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Special Olympics sports in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Wheelchair rugby in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Sailing, paddling & water sports in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Para cross-country skiing in Wisconsin

1 listing.

Questions people ask

Where can I find adaptive sports in Wisconsin?

There are 27 adaptive sports listings in Wisconsin on Play Adaptive Sports, in places like Milwaukee, La Crosse, East Troy, Madison. 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 Wisconsin?

26 listings in Wisconsin say they serve kids or teens, in sports such as Wheelchair basketball, Para alpine skiing, Wheelchair curling and Para ice hockey.

Where can I go adaptive skiing in Wisconsin?

Yes. Wisconsin has 2 ski areas listed with adaptive ski or snowboard lessons: Trollhaugen, Alpine Valley Resort.

Are there free adaptive sports programs in Wisconsin?

2 listings in Wisconsin say they are free. Others charge fees, and many offer scholarships.