In today's adventure, we hear from Tom Matthews who is on the way to his first Paralympics in Tokyo. He is currently ranked #8 in the world for wheelchair table tennis. Listen in to hear Tom talk about his story, how he found table tennis, and what he is most excited for in Tokyo! 

In today's adventure, we hear from Martrell Stevens. Martrell is a student-athlete from the Ryan Martin Foundation. Originally from Chicago, Martrell finds himself going to the University of Illinois this fall to play wheelchair basketball there. He shares how RMF has impacted his life and learned about himself by playing wheelchair basketball. 

In today's adventure we hear from Lucy Shuker, a wheelchair tennis player who represents Great Britain. Lucy has over 100 international titles and is just coming off of finishing runner-up in doubles at this year's Wimbledon. Listen in to hear how tennis has impacted her life and what she is looking forward to in Tokyo 2020. 

For today's adventure, meet David Brown. David was diagnosed with Kawasaki disease at 15 months old.  This resulted in Glaucoma and ultimately took his sight by the time he was 13 years old. He is a Paralympian and Gold Medalist from Rio 2016. He is looking forward to competing in this year's Tokyo Paralympics in just a few weeks.

In today's adventure, we hear from para-powerlifter on Team Great Britain, Ali Jawad. Ali was born without legs and started powerlifting at age 16. He has competed in lifting competitions all around the world and is looking forward to competing in Tokyo in just a few weeks. He is determined to show the world that anything is possible. 

In today's adventure, Mitch Joynt of Team New Zealand tells us about his story of finding athletics. Growing up in New Zealand, he did many sports but it wasn't until his accident that he found running to be his sport. Listen in to learn about Mitch and his passions including snowboarding!