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Rethink Adaptive Sports

The growth of adaptive sports should come as no surprise given that in the U.S. an estimated 48.9 million people (non-institutionalized) have a disability; 24.1 million people have a severe disability; and 34.2 million people have a functional limitation. To solidify the need for adaptive sports, consider this: 85 percent of people with disabilities are not active. This leads to higher rates of medical issues, especially obesity. Frankly, people with disabilities need more opportunities to be active.

Turn 2 for Youth Equips Underprivileged Players to Shine on the Diamond

Once in a blue moon, there comes along an idea that everyone can get on board with—a good cause that truly has no gimmicks or scams. What’s even rarer is when this idea is born in the most unlikely circumstance. Turn Two for Youth’s story begins when two close friends and their families were vacationing in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Going Green in Sports is a Win for All

A positive environmental and economic impact in sports tourism—all it takes is a team effort when going green in sports.

Georgia Sets the Stage for Big Events

Georgia’s Southern charm, coastal location and subtropical climate make it a top choice for high-caliber sports events to take place year round on land or sea. Here are seven events that prove Georgia is more than capable of ensuring any kind of sports event will go off without a hitch.

Cobb County’s Sport Facilities Outrun Most

Cobb County is home to more than 100 million square feet dedicated to major league excitement, including the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta United and Rugby ATL. Ready to play? Then bring your A-game to one of Cobb’s many sports facilities, parks and lakes. Whether you’re spectating or participating, Cobb is ready for you.