Getting Everyone Moving

Getting Everyone Moving

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Getting Everyone Moving episodes

  • 19. Mark Bullock

    Mark Bullock is based in England married to a Brazilian who uses a wheelchair for mobility purposes.  Mark has traveled throughout the world, coaching wheelchair tennis and is an incredible advocate for inclusive sports.  You will find this interview fascinating!  

    39 min
  • 18 Treyvon Jennifer

    Born with congenital amputation, Jenifer was a successful track athlete in his early years and a top wrestler in high school. He attended Huntingtown High School and joined the wrestling team, competing against able-bodied athletes and finishing third in his weight class at the Maryland state tournament his senior year. He started playing wheelchair basketball in 1992 with team Air Capital in Washington D.C. He was a three-year captain and two-time All-American for the Edinboro men’s wheelchair basketball team and played professional basketball for two years overseas in France.  Trey is a member of the USA Men's Wheelchair Basketball Team.

    25 min
  • 17. Taylor Lipsett

    For more than a decade, Taylor Lipsett has lived all things sled hockey. Lipsett has been on the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team since 2003. He has two Paralympic medals under his belt, having earned gold at the Vancouver Games in 2010 and bronze in Torino in 2006. In addition to competing for Team USA, Lipsett has played with several club teams including the Dallas Ice Hawks (2002-06 and 2008-10), the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) Blackhawks (2006-08), Minnesota Northern (2010-11) and the Dallas Stars (2011-13). In 2012, he helped the Stars to the USA Hockey Sled Classic Division A Championship, presented by the NHL.


    Lipsett has excelled in the physically grueling sport of sled hockey despite living with osteogenesis imperfecta, a disorder also referred to as “brittle bone disease”. He was named a National Collegiate Scholar at Southern Methodist University, where he graduated with a degree in finance in 2009. He currently lives in Plano, Texas, with his wife Kathleen and works in wealth management at Bank of America.

    29 min
  • 16. Andrew Skinner

    Andrew Skinner is the Founder/Director of the Triumph Foundation and is someone to really listen to.  He is a wise person who lives life using a wheelchair for mobility.  You will thoroughly enjoy this interview.

    30 min
  • 15. Ali Qazi

    Ali has overcome two accidents during his life and uses a wheelchair for mobility.  Ali is a board member of Palms to Pines Parasports.  He is a college student and has an incredible future ahead of him.

    33 min
  • 14. Paul Bowes

    Paul Bowes is a professional wheelchair basketball coach in Canada, Germany and other parts of the world.  You will thoroughly enjoy this interview from a person with a good heart.

    30 min
  • 13. Eddie Ramirez

    Eddie is a board member of Palms to Pines Parasports, a wheelchair bball athlete, a homeowner, married, two children, working full-time for IEHP leads a pretty "normal" life.  You'll want to get to know Eddie.

    26 min
  • 12. Doug Garner

    Doug Garner is the Coach of the University of Texas Movin Mavs, one of the few collegiate adaptive athletic programs in the US.  Doug has done a lot in promoting adaptive sports.  

    23 min
  • 11. Jason Hotchkiss

    From overcoming family tragedy Jason Hotchkiss has persevered and helped his family and his son Noah to overcome.  .  Jason is the development director for Tribal Adaptive

    25 min
  • 10. Mike Godsey

    Mike is a coach of the Charlotte Rollin' Hornets, https://www.facebook.com/rollinhornets/ and Treasurer of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA).  Mike speaks from his heart in talking about how he got started in adaptive sports and where it has taken his family.

    34 min

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Brought to you by Palms to Pines Parasports, this is a podcast about people with disability who love to play and participate fully in life.