January 2002 Table of Contents

RIDE IN STYLE

Hitting the road on a "hog"—feeling the wind in your hair and the bugs in your teeth—doesn't have to end when you use a wheelchair.

GOING THE DISTANCE

Do your self-confidence and self-esteem need a boost? Here's a program that can help!

WINTER WARRIORS

Heading to camp usually conjures up images of warm summer days spent swimming in the lake and roasting marshmallows around evening fires. But add snow and freezing temperatures to the equation, and it's still fun

LINE 'EM UP

A historic moment for the fishing industry: the first true championship tournament for anglers with disabilities.

In My Opinion:

S'NS Editor Cliff Crase gets ready to let the Games (the Paralympic Games, that is) begin!

Players:

Two wheelers with a passion for the great outdoors don't let their chairs keep them away from the hunt.

Fitness:

What you need to know before starting that new exercise program.

Performance:

Your lifestyle should be the determining factor in your choice of wheelchair casters (and there are lots to choose from!).

Racing:

Who crossed the line first in Oita (Japan) and Columbus (Ohio)?

Scorecard:

In the wake of the 2001 World Disabled Sailing Championships, the 2004 Paralympic Disabled Sailing Team is named.

Playbook:

Awards for basketball and therapeutic riding, an a volunteer group makes trails and more in the Lake Tahoe, Nev., area.

Timeout:

How one man plays the mental game.

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