Adaptdefy

Paraplegic Tanelle Bolt hasn't let the cost of adaptive equipment stop her from being rad again! She is the founder of the RAD society which she started to make it easier for people to try expensive adaptive equipment, or rent it and take it to enjoy with whom and where ever they please. Tanelle is on a mission and offers advice on how to ask for help, connect with others and enjoy the outdoors again.

Joe Stone hasn't let his quadriplegia (tetraplegia) stop him from exploring his limits. His film, "It's Raining, So What" , shares his journey to become the first person with his injury to complete a full ironman, and his latest passion is learning to fly again. Jo has a psychological playbook to help push through and achieve more than what you thought possible. He is one impressive man.

Joe Stone hasn't let his quadriplegia (tetraplegia) stop him from exploring his limits. His film, "It's Raining, So What" , shares his journey to become the first person with his injury to complete a full ironman, and his latest passion is learning to fly again. Joe's one impression man, and he shares his psychological tips to help push through and achieve more than what you thought possible.

Ira Edwards is a paraplegic living in Alaska who has found creative ways to harvest the bounty from the land and sea despite using a wheelchair. He's also an adaptive skier, and created a business that uses its profits to help fund adaptive ski equipment for those that can't afford them.

This is the very first Adaptdefy podcast episode and what a guy to kick it off with. Paraplegic Darryl Tait didn't let his accident stop him from exploring what he could do physically and he shares, among other things, his top tips for using a wheelchair, how you can ride a snow machine again, and also his personal struggle with depression and how he's managed to overcome this. Darryl is a true adaptdefier who has managed to get back into the outdoors again to do the things he loves.