Adaptive Training Foundation: ReDefine Possible

"A sense of freedom, especially as a Veteran, is key to mental wellness." Adaptive Training Foundation athlete Derrick Ross, a Veteran of the United States Army who was injured by a roadside bomb while serving in Afghanistan, found his sense of freedom through riding the Onewheel, the first-of-its-kind electric board that bridges the gap between recreation and transportation. "I struggled with isolation, but infusing Onewheel into my routine has renewed my feeling of independence and personal enjoyment." ATF's ReDefine program include individuals with amputations, spinal cord injuries, and degenerative diseases that have gone on to defy all traditional physical expectations. With the help of Onewheel, ReDefine alumni have achieved goals like walking or running unassisted for the first time, regaining independence in daily life tasks, securing competitive-level sports careers - including participating in an Invictus Games, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro - and competing in other international competitions.