Who can participate:

Anyone, youth and adult, who has a mobility challenge. This program is co-ed. Anyone interested in learning the sport of wheelchair football and assisting coaches as they practice what they learned at the Saturday clinic.

• Spina bifida
• Spinal cord injury
• Cerebral palsy
• Congenital limb issues
• Amputations
• Leg length discrepancy
• Short stature
• Muscular dystrophy
• Parkinson’s disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Motor dyspraxia
• Limited range of motion
• Balance issues
• Post stroke
• Blind and visual impairment

Scholarships are available. No one will be denied participation due to financial concerns.

Veterans with a disability are able to participate in STAR programs for free.

What can I expect from the Move United training?

STAR Center will be hosting one of three Move United Wheelchair Football Clinics in the country. Athletes who attend will provide trainees with hands-on experience during their supervised student instruction time. Athletes will learn from national leaders in the sport of wheelchair football. Lunch will be provided.

What to bring:

• Water bottle
• Comfortable clothing
• Bike gloves (if you have them)
• Sport wheelchair (if you have one)
• Parent or care partner is welcome to attend.

The STAR Center provides all equipment necessary for each program.

COVID-19 disclaimer

The STAR Association follows CDC, State and County Health Department recommendations for COVID Mitigation. We recommend that all who are eligible to get a vaccine to do so. Masks, social distancing and proper hand washing will be required at all STAR programs.

Questions? programs@starcenterlacrosse.org or 608-797-6295

In case of inclement weather, the STAR Association reserves the right to cancel a session. Participants will be notified via TeamSnap.