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Challenged America in the 2005 Transpac
Overcoming their individual disabilities to complete the 2005 Transpac, a grueling, 2,225-mile yacht race from California to Hawaii, the six members of the Challenged America team arrived in Honolulu Sunday evening at 23:31:50 local time. They had raced their yacht, … Continue reading
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From The Helm
Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and that 2011 will be everything you hope for it to be. We, here at Challenged America, are hoping for a BIG 2011. We have made some New Year’s resolutions: First (and foremost) … Continue reading
Posted in From the Helm, Reports Tagged 2011, adaptive, adults, autism, Beer Can races, birth defects, blindness, Braille Institute, Challenged America, children, City of San Diego Therapeutic Recreation Center, Dennis Conner, disabilities, disability, disabled, education, fundraising, hearing impaired, kids, life experience, New Year's resolutions, program, rehabilitation, sailing, Sharp Rehab, Summer Sports Clinic, Sun Valley Adaptive Sports' "Higher Ground", technology, theraphy, US Sailing Racing Rules, Veterans Administration, yacht, yachting 1 Comment