What is Adaptive Disc Golf?
Disc Golf is a parallel sport which means participants compete side-by-side with other players rather than competing directly against the others. This is what makes Disc Golf the ideal adaptive sport since each individual can play at their own level with a group. Families or groups of persons with Special Needs can enjoy the game together and in turn find more joy and happiness in their lives. Blue Power Disc Golf is not just about introducing a new skill for individuals with special needs.
Medical bills, adaptive equipment, additional caretakers, time off work, and etc can create an especially difficult financial burden for families in the Special Needs Community. Disc Golf is a low cost hobby and Blue Power seeks to reduce or remove entry barriers to enjoying the sport.
Last, isolation is a common condition due to the unpredictable nature of symptoms and emotional state for affected individuals. Blue Power Disc Golf creates a welcoming environment for children and adults with special needs, their families, friends and other support people to spend time together outdoors and connect to the amazing Disc Golf Family.
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Since April of 2021, in addition to Adaptive Disc Golf classes, Scott Stokely has committed to donating his prize money earned at Disc Golf competitions to Special Needs and Autism organizations local to the tournaments or events he competes in. Local charitable organizations are selected to be sure the money is given to the small and high touch organizations that need it the most.
In order to ensure that some cash is guaranteed from each event, Scott has set a minimum benchmark of $25 minimum per event should his performance result in placement below the cash line. You can join the Team Blue Power initiative and commit to helping these special needs organizations independent of Scott's performance.
In order to ensure that some cash is guaranteed from each event, Scott has set a minimum benchmark of $25 minimum per event should his performance result in placement below the cash line. You can join the Team Blue Power initiative and commit to helping these special needs organizations independent of Scott's performance.
Join #TeamBluePower by adding your donation each week during the Disc Golf Pro Tour season as new organizations are announced. Follow the Blue Power Adaptive Disc Golf Facebook page for updates on Team Blue Power and Scott Stokely on Facebook and Instagram to follow his progress as he competes in Professional Disc Golf Tournaments around the World.