US EditionThree Rivers Adaptive Sports hosts annual clinic at Conneaut Lake
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Meadville Tribune
Lancaster FarmingWheels to waves: Adaptive water sports clinic makes a splash for 35 years
CONNEAUT LAKE — Callie Rose grinned as a wave smacked her face, trailing behind a speeding boat. For the 19-year-old from Canonsburg, the slap of water was a far cry from the chill of ice she’s used to.
Three Rivers Adaptive Sports hosts annual clinic at Conneaut Lake
People with disabilities got a unique opportunity, giving them full access to the open water. Three Rivers Adaptive Sports (TRAS) hosted its 35th annual adaptive water sports clinic, giving people with disabilities a chance to try out water skiing and other water activities. PennWest Edinboro fair educates on life with disabilities Dozens showed up to Conneaut Lake for the four-day event, and on Tuesday, the forecast was sunshine and calm …
For the first time in Switzerland, a beach is equipped with a SEATRAC Mover, a device that allows people with reduced mobility to access water independently and securely. Thanks to a motorized ramp accessible from a carpet placed on the sand, users can enjoy the lake without external assistance. This device could open the way to other similar installations on the shores of Geneva.
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