adaptive sports around the nation

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We are a global organization helping people in over 18 countries find connection and participate in athletic programs. We have many programs such as the Achilles Freedom Team serving wounded veterans, Achilles kids helping children with disabilities train and participate in races, TriAchilles team which expands into swimming and cycling and our signature Hope & Possibility Race which happens in many cities worldwide. 

The Adaptive Program for runners provides support for those with intellectual, visual, or physical impairments in order for them to participate in the Boston marathon. There are qualifications that must be met. 

• 18 years and older
• Visual Impairment 5:00:00
• Intellectual or Physical impairment 6:00:00

Those with a visual impairment may have up to 2 guide runners with them on the marathon course

Those with physical or intellectual impairments are allowed 1 support runner on the marathon course 

Founded in 2017 in Charlotte, North Carolina providing accessibility, inclusion, and equity to athletes. Offer a sighted guide to participate in running, cycling,  swimming, and other group activities. 

Founded by Hal Wolff whom has worked with the visually impaired for over a decade. Largely based in the SE Michigan area but also expanding and helping people around the country as well. Helping to grow confidence by learning skills and having the support to continue sports and hobbies through their visual impairment or other disability. 

Founded in 2015, we strive to match a guide to visually impaired walkers and runners. We provide a large database of guides so that whether at home or on vacation our visual impaired community can have access to a guide and be able to participate in outdoor athletic activities.