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Mike Benge, who has a spinal cord injury, climbs a

Mike Benge, who has a spinal cord injury, climbs a

Mike Benge, who has a spinal cord injury, climbs a rock wall using only his arms at the Virginia G. Piper Sports Fitness Center for People with Disabilities, also known as SpoFit, during a Wounded Warrior open ... More

A gym member demonstrates the universally accessible

A gym member demonstrates the universally accessible

A gym member demonstrates the universally accessible equipment at the Virginia G. Piper Sports Fitness Center for People with Disabilities, also known as SpoFit, during a Wounded Warrior open house here, April ... More

Members of the Banner Phoenix Wheelchair Suns team

Members of the Banner Phoenix Wheelchair Suns team

Members of the Banner Phoenix Wheelchair Suns team and visitors, play a wheelchair basketball game at the Virginia G. Piper Sports Fitness Center for People with Disabilities, known as SpoFit,during a wounded w... More

Jennifer Ruddell, a wheelchair basketball player and

Jennifer Ruddell, a wheelchair basketball player and

Jennifer Ruddell, a wheelchair basketball player and two-time Paralympics gold medalist, members of the Banner Phoenix Wheelchair Suns and other visitors, play a game of wheelchair basketball at the Virginia G.... More

Mike Benge prepares to climb a rock wall at the Virginia

Mike Benge prepares to climb a rock wall at the Virginia

Mike Benge prepares to climb a rock wall at the Virginia G. Piper Sports Fitness Center for People with Disabilities, also known as SpoFit, during a wounded warrior open house here, April 6. Wounded Warriors, a... More

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