About
STRIDE Adaptive Sports is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides over 14,000 adaptive sport and recreation lessons annually to individuals with disabilities, with a focus on youth and Wounded Warfighters. They utilize over 250 skilled volunteer sport instructors and more than 100 non-skilled volunteers for events, fundraising, and maintenance projects, serving over 2000 families across 26 regional locations in the Northeastern US. STRIDE offers programs in more than 18 different sports, using specialized equipment or teaching aids to 'level the playing field' for all participants. With a focus on individual lifetime sports, their programs cater to individuals with disabilities, promoting healthy, active, and fun lifestyles. STRIDE is a partner member of Move United and Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA/AASI), a US Paralympic Sport Club, and a training club for New York Special Olympics, solidifying its position as a leading adaptive sport program in the Northeastern United States.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Adaptive Sports
STRIDE offers programs in more than 18 different sports, including bocce, bowling, camping, dance, golf, iCan bike, kayaking, sailing, ski/snowboard, ski race team, sled hockey, swimming, tae kwon do, tennis/pickleball, wheelchair basketball, and whitewater rafting.
Youth Club
STRIDE's Youth Club provides a safe and supportive environment for youth with disabilities to participate in adaptive sports and recreation activities.
Fitness Classes
STRIDE offers fitness classes designed for individuals with disabilities, promoting healthy lifestyles and active participation.
Friday Night Out
STRIDE's Friday Night Out program provides a social and recreational experience for individuals with disabilities, fostering friendships and community connections.
Annual Events
STRIDE hosts various annual events, including STRIDE Night @ 'The Joe', Wounded Warrior Snowfest, 100K Vertical Challenge, and The Great Race, promoting inclusivity and accessibility in sports and recreation.
Warfighter Program
STRIDE's Warfighter Program provides integrated adaptive sports and recreation activities to men and women of the armed forces who have been injured in deployment, including programs in snow sports, marksmanship, sled hockey, watersports, cycling, social activities, and camping.