By Hunter Hedenberg, guest blogger This coming weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) and Vermont Adaptive Ski
By Hunter Hedenberg, guest blogger Research shows that it takes a minimum of 21 days to change the way your brain thinks about habits. Vermont
I wanted to send a quick note just thanking every single instructor that I had yesterday! Every one of them helped in different ways, I
Our Executive Director, Erin Fernandez, received this note and we wanted to share: My name is Retired Staff Sergeant Pemble-Belkin, Misha, C. I attended the
Ben races on the Vermont Adaptive Race Team and practices at Sugarbush. He connected with Maggie one day and told her how much he wanted
So there I was…reeling from the devastating news that I was officially diagnosed with ALS. … Looking for ways to pass the time always ended in
This Blog Post was originally published in 2016 and has been updated to reflect information for 2018-2019… By Hunter Hedenberg, guest blogger Erin Fernandez, executive
What will be your adventures in 2017? What stories will you share? What memories will you make? As we enter the holiday week and turn
By Hunter Hedenberg, guest blogger It’s hard to tell what kind of person someone is when the only information you have is what color ski
Dec. 6, 2016 — Tom Alcorn, senior program coordinator at Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, recognized four volunteers at Vermont Adaptive’s Volunteer Orientation last month
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