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Our physical education website provides families, educators, and people who are blind or visually impaired with information about specialized APH products and fitness equipment, athletic organizations and events, and...
Read moreby Angela Theriault I am deaf and have Usher syndrome and am currently the director of the Deafblind Service Center in Seattle. Carolyn, my partner, told me about a...
Read moreA deafblind speed skater skates as fast as he can to his dream. by Kevin Frost Like every little boy in Ottawa, I grew up a hard core hockey...
Read moreby Rachel Weeks When I was growing up, the question would often arise: ‘if given a choice, would you rather be blind or deaf?’ As a hearing impaired child,...
Read moreby Maricar Marquez My first triathlon was the Seacrest-TOBAY Triathlon in Oyster Bay, New York. It consisted of three events: a 1.2-mile swim, a 9-mile bike ride, and a...
Read moreby Heidi Zimmer I am a third-generation Californian, born in San Diego in 1951. My parents, who were scholars, didn’t have any specific expectations of what their children might...
Read moreby Cody Colchado My name is Cody and I currently work as a motivational speaker, strength & conditioning coach, high school trainer, and assistant manager for my family’s ranch,...
Read moreby Corrina Veesart I am a 33-year-old woman who is deafblind; I grew up loving a wide array of recreational and physical activities, including dance, cheerleading, yoga, rock climbing,...
Read moreby Ryan Ollis As a person who is deafblind, I have had the opportunity to live in three worlds: the hearing world of my family, the deaf world and...
Read moreby Quinn Burch I was born at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady, NY on August 21st, 1990. I was a hearing, seeing infant and walked before I was one year...
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