Upcoming Events
Predictive Gait-Based Biomarkers for Falls in Lower-Limb Amputees
Participate in our Gait Analysis Study Using Markerless Motion Capture
We’re conducting a research study to help prevent falls in lower-limb prosthesis users. By using advanced gait analysis from our motion capture technology, we aim to identify patterns in movement that can predict falls more accurately than traditional methods. If you use a prosthesis, you may qualify to participate and help us improve fall prevention strategies for people just like you!
Eligibility Requirements
Must be 18 years or older
Must speak English
Able to walk 10 feet with or without the use of an assistive device
Have been using a prosthesis for at least 1 year
Compensation
Participants will receive $40 for completing the baseline assessment.
An additional $20 will be provided each month for completing and returning monthly fall diaries and survey
For additional information, please contact:
sanarwala@sralab.org; ghoo@sralab.org; kabdou@sralab.org 312.238.6099 312.238.4548
Want to help us test powered legs for kids and teens?
Join our powered prosthetic devices study
The goal of our study is to determine how varied combinations and configurations of prosthetic componentry impact walking in the pediatric population.
Participants in this study will:
• Be fit for a powered prostheses
• Perform routine activities using novel and innovative prosthetic devices
• Be compensated for their participation
Participants in this study must:
• Be between the ages of 7 and 21 years old
• Be English speaking
• Be capable of complying with study requirements
• Have unilateral or bilateral lower limb loss/difference
• Be able to use a prosthesis and perform activities of daily living
• Be a K2-K4 level ambulator with a prosthesis
For additional information, please contact:
cbm@sralab.org or 312.238.2080
Adaptive "Stick" Curling
Welcome to the Wauwatosa Curling Club! Located in the greater Milwaukee area, we have four sheets of ice, a fun and friendly membership, and we host some of the best bonspiels in curling.
Adaptive curling consists of pushing granite stones down a sheet of ice from a standing or sitting (wheelchair) position using a “pusher” stick. “Stick” curling allows all people, regardless of physical ability and age, to experience the excitement and fun of the sport of curling.
The Adaptive Curling classes will be tailored to fit the ability of each participant so that no one needs to be hesitant to register. Separate event dates are for persons with physical disabilities and for those with visual impairment.
You do not need to be a Wauwatosa resident to participate.
Class sizes are limited to 16 people.
Non-participants are invited to attend to observe and learn about the sport of adaptive curling. You do not need to register to observe.
There is no cost, but registration is required to participate.
For registration infprmstion go to :https://wauwatosacurlingclub.com/index.php/events/event-listings/adaptive-stick-curling-december-19-2026/individual-registration
Adaptive "Stick" Curling
Welcome to the Wauwatosa Curling Club! Located in the greater Milwaukee area, we have four sheets of ice, a fun and friendly membership, and we host some of the best bonspiels in curling.
Adaptive curling consists of pushing granite stones down a sheet of ice from a standing or sitting (wheelchair) position using a “pusher” stick. “Stick” curling allows all people, regardless of physical ability and age, to experience the excitement and fun of the sport of curling.
The Adaptive Curling classes will be tailored to fit the ability of each participant so that no one needs to be hesitant to register. Separate event dates are for persons with physical disabilities and for those with visual impairment.
You do not need to be a Wauwatosa resident to participate.
Class sizes are limited to 16 people.
Non-participants are invited to attend to observe and learn about the sport of adaptive curling. You do not need to register to observe.
There is no cost, but registration is required to participate
For registration infprmstion go to :https://wauwatosacurlingclub.com/index.php/events/event-listings/adaptive-stick-curling-december-19-2026/individual-registration
Adaptive "Stick" Curling
Welcome to the Wauwatosa Curling Club! Located in the greater Milwaukee area, we have four sheets of ice, a fun and friendly membership, and we host some of the best bonspiels in curling.
Adaptive curling consists of pushing granite stones down a sheet of ice from a standing or sitting (wheelchair) position using a “pusher” stick. “Stick” curling allows all people, regardless of physical ability and age, to experience the excitement and fun of the sport of curling.
The Adaptive Curling classes will be tailored to fit the ability of each participant so that no one needs to be hesitant to register. Separate event dates are for persons with physical disabilities and for those with visual impairment.
You do not need to be a Wauwatosa resident to participate.
Class sizes are limited to 16 people.
Non-participants are invited to attend to observe and learn about the sport of adaptive curling. You do not need to register to observe.
There is no cost, but registration is required to participate.
For registration infprmstion go to :https://wauwatosacurlingclub.com/index.php/events/event-listings/adaptive-stick-curling-december-19-2026/individual-registration
Limb Difference Fundraiser
Limb Difference Collective Fundraiser at Pollyanna Brewing St. Charles (21+)
Limb Difference Collective Foundation is excited to bring together our amazing community again—this time just for adults—on October 26th for an evening of connection, fun, and support!
And because we’re celebrating during Halloween week, feel free to come in costume or wear your favorite Halloween‑themed outfit. Festive, spooky, silly, subtle—whatever feels fun for you. We can’t wait to add a little seasonal flair to the night.
Whether you're a returning friend or joining us for the first time, come enjoy food, drinks, music or trivia, and raffles. Bring your friends!
Tickets: $50/person — includes food, drink ticket, and raffle ticket
🎟️ Additional raffle tickets available for purchase
📝 Registration required. Please purchase your tickets by EOD Monday, 10/12.
Donate & Tickets
Sunflower open.
3rd Annual Sunflower Open. This charity event is organized in part by the loving parents of Noah Ivelic, son of one of our members, Zeljko (‘Z’).
Registration coming soon.
Dare2tri Cycelng with Limb Difference Collective Foundation and Hanger Clinic
Dare2tri is partnering with Hanger of Schaumburg to provide patients the opportunity to ride adaptive cycles.
We will have a limited number of adaptive cycles, so in order to ensure all athletes get a chance to ride please sign up for only one slot.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/road2ride-cycling-day-dare2tri-hanger-schaumburg-tickets-1988961014937?aff=oddtdtcreator
Dare2tri Road2Ride Cycling
This is our 3rd annual cycling event partnering with Dare2tri - a variety of cycles will be available for our group to use, or bring your own cycle if you have one. Family & friends are welcome to join us but when registering, only register yourself for an adaptive cycle. This event is specific to our group.
Chicago Adaptive Open
Looking Ahead: The 2026 Chicago Adaptive Open
Join us June 13–14, 2026, as the world’s top adaptive golfers return to Fox Bend Golf Course for another unforgettable competition.
Whether you’re an athlete, volunteer, sponsor, or fan, the Chicago Adaptive Open offers an opportunity to celebrate ability, sportsmanship, and inclusion through golf.
Related Links: (Sponsorship Opportunities) / (Volunteer Committees) / (2025 Adaptive Open Testimonials) / (Spectator Request Form)
2026 Schedule
Thursday, June 11
Practice Round
Friday, June 12
13th Annual USAGA Outing
CDGA Foundation Nine & Dine Pro-Am presented by Wadsworth Golf Charities
Post-Round Reception
Saturday, June 13
Round 1 Competition
Post-Round Social
Sunday, June 14
Final Round
Awards Ceremony & Celebration
For those looking to book lodging,CLICK HEREfor the CDGA's room block at theAmericInn by Wyndham Oswego. The cutoff date for the discounted rooms is May 28, 2026, at which time any remaining rooms in the block will be placed back into the general hotel inventory. After this date and upon availability, rooms can be booked, however the block rate will no longer be available.
MWAGA Golf Tournaments
Indiana Adaptive Open May 14th- 16th
Golf Club of Indiana, Whitetown, IN
Click here to register for the Indiana Adaptive Open
Ky Amputee Charities Adaptive Championship May 29th -31st
Shelbyville Country Club, Shelbyville, KY
Click here to register for the Kentucky Adaptive Championship
CDGA Chicago Adaptive Open June 13th - 14th
Fox Bend Golf Course, Oswego, IL
Click here to register for the CDGA Chicago Adaptive Open
USGA Adaptive Open Championship July 6th - 8th
Rockville, MD
Click here too register for the USGA Adaptive Open Championship
Iowa Golf Association Adaptive Championship July 10th -12th
Altoona, IA
Click here to register for the Iowa Adaptive Championship
Michigan Adaptive Golf Association (MAGA)* July 25th - 26th
Bath Township, MI
Click here to register for the Michigan Adaptive Championship
Badgerland Amputee Golf Tournament August 15th & 16th
Stoughton, WI
Contact WAGA through Facebook for registration
NAGA National Amputee Championships August 24th - 26th
South Region
Click here to register for the NAGA National Championships
MWAGA Adaptive Open September 11th - 13th
RedTail Golf Club, Lakewood, IL
Click here to register for MWAGA Adaptive Open
Minnesota Adaptive Open September 26th & 27th
Braemar Golf Course, Edina, MN
Meeting at Hangar
Novembers monthly meeting will ne held at the new Hangar facility. Tours and food will be served
MWAGA Golf Tournament
MWAGA is a proud member of the United States Adaptive Golf Alliance. The USAGA is a national coalition of leading adaptive golf organizations working together to grow the game of golf for the special needs community. Click on the USAGA logo for more information.
For more information see; https://www.facebook.com/share/19RpWMetdS/
Adaptive Adventures Cycling
This is an open invitation from Adaptive Adventures Access Adventure Cycling with DIVVY - Illinois program and is open to the public
Dare2tri's Road2Ride cycling event!
Dare to Ride proudly serves athletes at every level, from beginners to elite competitors. While many of our participants are everyday athletes who enjoy swimming, biking, and running for recreation and fitness, there are some that rise to the pinnacle of competition.
For more information see https://dare2tri.org/on-the-road2ride
To sign uo see https://www.signupgenius.com/go/R2RAMP25/19246114#/
Guest speaker
GUEST SPEAKER:
Noah Rosenblatt will join us @ 7pm to talk about a recent study they completed on adjustable sockets, sharing data and presenting how socket comfort changes in the different adjustable sockets. As a result of this study, they submitted the work for publication in the Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics.
Road2Ride Amputee Cycling
On Tuesday, August 20, Dare2tri is hosting a free On the Road2Ride bike day at Busse Woods, Elk Grove from 5:15-7:15 PM. This event is free to those who register.
As part of Dare2tri's On the Road2Ride program, this event will give people the ability to ride an adaptive bicycle. Participants do not need previous cycling expereince to participate as it is encouraged to attend and try cycling! Dare2tri staff will be on-site to provide coaching and feedback to ensure you are safe while riding. This event is also a great opportutnity to get riding hours for those interested in obtaining an adaptive cycle of their own.
Please register for only 1 riding session to ensure as many people get the opportunity to cycle.
