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Accessible Recreation

Accessible Recreation Feature Writer: Andrew Leibs

Accessible recreation includes adaptive sports, games, and travel for persons with disabilities and special needs, including:

  • Sensory disabilities
  • Physical disabilities and mobility impairments
  • Cognitive and developmental disabilities
  • Emotional and psychological disorders

We offer articles and blogs on managing disabilities, and, more importantly, strategies to ensure your recreation and travel experiences provide maximize enjoyment. Knowledge is power:

We hope our section offers knowledge that encourages you to expand your recreational activities and enjoyment.


Feature Writer Articles in Accessible Recreation

 		Scuba Diving for the Disabled
Since 1981, the Handicapped Scuba Association has used the sport of scuba diving to improve the physical and social well being of people with disabilities.
USABA Ski Camps, Webinar for the Blind
The United States Association of Blind Athletes offers two opportunities for blind or visually impaired skiers seeking to improve their skills or to learn to race.
Accessible Sailing Program for Disabled
Access to Sailing provides educational and therapeutic sailing programs to empower disabled and disadvantaged youth and adults to achieve their full potential.
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation improves the health, independence, and social integration of persons with disabilities through accessible sports and recreation programs.
Braille Holiday Cards, Chocolate
A Christmas tree embossed on a greeting card or a braille message on a milk chocolate bar offer a perfect way to wish a blind or visually impaired person happy holidays.
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Contributing Articles in Accessible Recreation

 		Learn To Juggle
Basic juggling skills can be acquired with practice, patience and perseverance. Improve co-ordination and impress friends and family by learning some basic techniques.
Disney Holidays and Cruises for Autism
Children with autism and Asperger's syndrome can enjoy a Disney cruise or theme park holiday thanks to Disney's awareness of special needs kids.
Accessible Sailing for People with Disabilities
Accessible Sailing Program for the physically challenged at Community Boating Boston has modified sailboats that make it possible for people with disabilities to sail.
All Sports, All Ages
Recreation sport, exercise workout programs and competitive sport in all sports is for all ages. Masters Games organisations promote and support mature age athletes.
Moosalamoo National Recreation Area, Vermont
For a wheelchair-accessible Vermont vacation, consider the Green Mountain National Forest near Middlebury. Established day-use spots also assure family fun.
Free USA National Park Pass for Disabled
For the disabled, there is always a free USA national park pass available.
Welcome 2009 at the Philadelphia Mummers Parade
Welcome in the New Year at the Philadelphia Mummers Parade. The Philly version of Mardi Gras, it's an-over-the-top, city-wide party worth the trek out into the cold.
How to Travel Safely with a Disability in the US
People needing disability accommodations should follow these steps when traveling in the United States.
Fear of Flying
Most people are familiar with the routines associated with flying but don't know the reason behind them.
Greenwich ORNC for Visually Impaired Visitors
A new tactile rug by artist Amanda Allen helps blind people and children make the most of their visit to the Painted Hall of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
Packing for an Overseas Trip
Choosing what to take on a journey overseas can be problematic if not backed up by experience. Here are some tips on sensible packing.
Disability-Friendly Disney
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. Visit and experience your own one-of-a-kind, accessible vacation.
How to be Comfortable Flying
Although recent changes in airline policies have offered challenges to flyers, it's still possible to have a comfortable, as well as enjoyable flight. Here are some tips.
Jetlag and Type One Diabetes
Managing diabetes requires routine. Both a long flight and jetlag will disrupt your schedule. Here are some tips to minimize the effects of jetlag on Type One Diabetes.
Achilles Track Club Reaches 25
International group inspires impaired recreational athletes to compete in running and to have fun; disabled jog to enhance their self esteem and achieve dreams
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