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1. US Paralympics - Adam Bleakney
www.usaparalympic.org/86_480.h - [Cached]Published on: 11/3/2007 Last Visited: 11/3/2007
Adam Bleakney US Paralympics - Adam Bleakney
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Adam Bleakney
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Personal Profile: Bleakney became paralyzed after a fall during a mountain biking race in the fall of 1995. Shortly after his accident, a friend who raced wheelchairs recreationally gave Bleakney the chance to jump in the chair and try it out; he was hooked. Bleakney got involved in wheelchair racing not long after that and has proven himself as a top contender ever since. Bleakney competed in the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney and has won numerous wheelchair races throughout the U.S., including the Chicago Marathon in 2002. Bleakney works for U.S. Disabled Athletes Fund as a Program Development Manager for Blaze Sports of America in Atlanta, Georgia. -
2. BlazeSports :: Disabled Athletes :: Blind Sports :: Wheelchair Sports
www.blazesports.com/DesktopDef - [Cached]Published on: 5/24/2005 Last Visited: 5/24/2005
Adam Bleakney Program Development Manager BlazeSports America ableakney@blazesports.com
Adam has been involved with wheelchair sports for seven years. Prior to joining BlazeSports America, Adam served as assistant coach for the University of Illinois track and road racing team and concurrently competed as an athlete and member of the 2000 U. S. Paralympic Team. He has co-authored several articles on training for disabled athletes. -
3. www.usaparalympics.org
www.usaparalympics.org/86_480. - [Cached]Published on: 3/14/2007 Last Visited: 3/14/2007
Adam Bleakney US Paralympics - Adam Bleakney
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Adam Bleakney
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Personal Profile: Bleakney became paralyzed after a fall during a mountain biking race in the fall of 1995. Shortly after his accident, a friend who raced wheelchairs recreationally gave Bleakney the chance to jump in the chair and try it out; he was hooked. Bleakney got involved in wheelchair racing not long after that and has proven himself as a top contender ever since. Bleakney competed in the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney and has won numerous wheelchair races throughout the U.S., including the Chicago Marathon in 2002. Bleakney works for U.S. Disabled Athletes Fund as a Program Development Manager for Blaze Sports of America in Atlanta, Georgia.
