Accomplished power wheelchair soccer athletes Peyton Sefick and Andrew Cunningham come together to share their invaluable insights on fostering local partnerships to bring adaptive sports programs and low-cost equipment to communities. Discover how they are breaking barriers, promoting inclusivity, and transforming lives through their passion for adaptive sports.

Episode Takeaways

• Current assistive technology in sport
• Grassroot programs Integrating inclusive recreation and equipment into communities 
• Access to assistive technology and mobility 
• People with disability feeling confident in accessing communities 

Two Questions

1. Who is someone the audience should know to learn more about today’s topic? Cole Galloway - founder of Go Baby Go Program and leader in power mobility 
2. Where do you send people to learn more about power mobility? USPSA - United States Power Soccer Association, FIPFA - International  

Parting Shot

“Be good humans, talk to each other. And always find a way to move.” - Peyton Sefick

“Don’t judge people for what they look like. If you see someone in a wheelchair, do not make assumptions about them.” - Drew Cunningham 

Connect with Peyton and Andrew!

• Twitter: @peytonsefick
• Instagram: @_peytoning
• Website: AT Village 

Ted Talk with Cole Galloway on A Movement for Mobility 

More information on Go Baby Go Powered Mobility Program 

PT Pintcast is brewed by:

ATI Physical Therapy

www.ATIPT.com 

Jackson Therapy

JacksonTherapy.com

MW Therapy

MWTherapy.com 

Physiotec

Physiotec.ca

Brooks Rehabilitation Institute of Higher Learning 

BrooksIHL.org

FIRST ROUND 

Owens Recovery Science

www.owensrecoveryscience.com

PARTING SHOT

The Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy

orthoPT.org 

Current concepts of Orthopedic PT 5th edition