The 3rd Wheelchair Tennis Global Challenge Recap

The 3rdndWheelchair Tennis Global Challenge was held at California State University Long Beach in Long Beach, California on January 25thh and 26th 2020. The event was hosted by Los Angeles based non-profit, B-Adaptive Foundation and brought together 12 junior wheelchair tennis athletes from Japan, Canada and the United States for a competitive yet friendly international competition.

The Japanese athletes arrived on January 21stnd and stayed in Los Angeles for only a week, but maximized their short stay with various activities, matches and practices.

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BAF SIGNED AN OFFICIAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH PARALYMPIANS ASSOCIATION OF JAPAN.

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JTB WHEELCHAIR TENNIS LA SUMMER CHALLENGE / WELCOME RECEPTION

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UPDATE (FUNDRAISING EVENT)

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NEW EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: “WHEELCHAIR TENNIS GLOBAL CHALLENGE” IN JANUARY 2018

OUR MISSION

To foster the growth and participation in sports for those who are disabled by providing opportunities and funding to these athletes to study, compete and train in the U.S.

WHAT WE DO

Financial Support

Provide practical and financial support to young athletes with physical challenges to participate in training camps and competitions.

Study Abroad

Support challenged athletes financially to study abroad to advance athletic and academic careers.

Locate Sponsors

hogehoge Locate corporate and individual sponsors willing to support B-Adaptive Foundation.

Travel to Japan

Support challenged athletes in the US to participate in training camps and competitions in Japan to increase the international interaction among the athletes.

Host Events

Plan and organize the events where people can be exposed to and learn the environment surrounding people/athletes with disabilities.

LIVES OF CHALLENGED ATHLETES

B-ADAPTIVE FOUNDATION

Many young athletes want to study abroad to advance their athletic carriers nowadays, but lack the means to do so. Also, many young athletes get the opportunity to join training camps or competitions in foreign countries in various sports. However, it is hardly seen that young athletes with disabilities get the same type of opportunities. In fact, many people with disabilities do not even have access to sports or recreation activities in their daily lives.

OUR SPONSORS

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