Spaulding Adaptive Sports Centers at Spaulding Outpatient for Children in Foxborough

The excitement of sports and recreational activities shouldn’t stop after an illness or injury. In fact, staying active can speed your recovery. It provides a bridge between rehabilitation and returning to an active lifestyle. If you have lost functionality, our Adaptive Sports program can help you discover activities that challenge your body and competitive streak, and help improve your body awareness in a healthy, inclusive community. We give you a safe, ideal opportunity to try new sports or simply get back to your favorite one.

Open to all ages and led by adaptive sports professionals and Spaulding therapists, we’ll help match your desire and capabilities to the right mix of activities.

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Spauldings Approach to Program Sports & Activities

We offer a wide variety of land and water-based activities. From cycling to golf to rock climbing to fishing and windsurfing – even horseback riding. Sports activities vary by season and location.

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Land-based

Adaptive Ice Skating
Alpine (Downhill) Skiing and Snowboarding
Air Rifle
Archery
Boccia
Curling
Dance
Golf
Inclusive Fitness Training
Mountain Biking
Recumbent and Hand Cycling (indoor and outdoor)
Rock Wall Climbing (indoor and outdoor)
Running
Sled Hockey – Shamrocks and Sledgehogs (Youth)
Sitting Volleyball
Stunt Kite Flying
Tai Chi
Tennis
Therapeutic Drumming
Therapeutic Horseback Riding
Wheelchair Basketball and Tennis
Yoga

Water-based

Canoeing
Fishing
Kayaking
Paddleboarding
Sailing
Swimming

Veteran Sports

Air Rifle
Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding
Archery
Golf
Sport Fishing
Sport & Spirit Weekend

Get Active

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Stories of Strength

Meet Chris Rodelle: The Power of Adaptive Sports

The freedom of riding a bike is an unforgettable joy. It’s a freedom Chris Rodelle thought he had lost, due to a rare and progressive genetic disease that severely affects his coordination and movement. Learn how Spaulding Adaptive Sports Centers helped the 26-year-old regain this joy.