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#1 wheelchair-lax

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 06:34 PM

The fastest growing sport in America just got better...it got wheels. Wheelchair lacrosse is the newest full contact adaptive sport to hit the scene since rugby started in 1977. It combines the speed and finesse of soccer and basketball with the bone jarring hits of wheelchair rugby.

After many months of work, the first ever Wheelchair Lacrosse Camp – powered by Adrenaline is now a reality! The camp will be held in San Jose, CA on March 20-21, 2010. All registration will be done on the Adrenaline website. Our 2 day camp would normally run for more than $120, but for our inaugural camp the cost is greatly discounted and we are able to do it for just $50.

Please register early as we only have 20 spots available. You need to register on the Adrenaline website http://www.adrenalin...php?eventid=520 by clicking on the “Sign-Up Here” icon. Don’t forget to print and mail in the City’s waiver with the $50 payable to the “City of San Jose” by March 20th.

This is a very exciting time for us!!! We hope you feel the same. Hope to see everybody in San Jose!!!

Here's a little video on YouTube that we did to show how we play. This was played in a gym, but we play in a roller hockey rink regularly as well.

Edited by wheelchair-lax, 15 February 2010 - 06:57 PM.





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