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More women pulling on a wetsuit could be the key to getting surfing into the Paralympics

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About 90 surfers from 17 different countries gathered at Byron Bay. It was the first Association of Adaptive Surfing Professionals (AASP) contest ever held in Australia. AASP already has a four-stage world tour, but there is a concerted campaign to get the sport into the 2028 Paralympics at Los Angeles.

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Adaptive surfers dazzle at Byron Bay as they push for acceptance into Paralympics

Surfers usually hate crowds, but these adaptive athletes know getting more people in the water could be the key to potential Paralympic glory.

1 month ago·Australia
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