One Ski Is Still Better Than No Skis—Just Ask This Paralympian
One day in 1988 changed the trajectory of Sarah Will's life as a skier, but it didn't end it.
Disabled Athletes
Warren Miller’s 72nd Film Trailer Just Dropped, Which Means ‘Winter Starts Now’—Officially
The newest Warren Miller film breaks down barriers with adaptive and BIPOC athletes and celebrates winter coast to coast.
After a Life-Altering Ski Injury, Her Mission is Help Others Avoid Preventable Accidents on the Race Course
Kelly Brush was paralyzed after a devastating crash on a college race course. Now she's trying to make ski racing safer for everyone else.
Partially Sighted, Wicked Fast
What it’s like to be a visually impaired Paralympic ski racer.
Skiing With TBI and Paralysis
One man's determination to ski again after a paralyzing car crash.
Standing Tall
After a park crash, Roy Tuscany was wheeled into a hospital as a paraplegic. He walked out. The experience led him to launch High Fives to help injured athletes. He hasn’t stopped moving since.