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Learn, Grow, Pass It On: Increasing Access to Adaptive Sports

Learn, Grow, Pass It On: Increasing Access to Adaptive Sports

Paralympian, pushrim athlete, and Oiselle Haute Volée, Jenna Fesemyer, continues to pave the way and inspire the next generation of wheelchair athletes. She is committed to increasing access to adaptive sports, including access to equipment and training resources, and recently co-hosted a wheelchair clinic for young athletes in Columbus, Ohio.
— Jenna Fesemyer
Reflections of a Rookie: My First Year as a Professional Runner

Reflections of a Rookie: My First Year as a Professional Runner

Moving away from the structure of collegiate running into the wide world of professional track and field, Madie Boreman has emerged as a woman to watch as we head into the 2024 Paris Olympics. Before launching into the rigor and excitement of the year ahead, she spent some time reflecting on her first year as a pro, and the challenges that reinforced her unwavering belief that her best is yet to come!
— Madie Boreman