
Upcoming Events

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#/

Adaptive Adventures Cycling
This is an open invitation from Adaptive Adventures Access Adventure Cycling with DIVVY - Illinois program and is open to the public

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/
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.





