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 Everest Jennings Traveler Recliner Wheelchair 16x17  US $479.95
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 Everest Jennings Advantage Folding Wheelchair ELEVATING LEGRESTS 20x16 seat US $169.95
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 Barely Used Everest Jennings Traveler wheelchair US $75.00
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 Wheelchair 18 Everest Jennings Traveler SE w Footre US $132.09
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 Everest Jennings 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair Aqua US $114.99
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 Everest Jennings EJ 19 Transport Chair Wheelchair US $114.99
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 Everest Jennings EJSIDE07 Wheelchair Side Pouch Holder US $23.85
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 20 X 18 DFA US $269.99
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 Transport Wheelchair Lightweight Aluminum 17 Red Everest Jennings US $139.00
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 18 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Manual Wheelchair US $179.10
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 22x18 US $299.95
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 Everest Jennings 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair Red US $114.90
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 Everest Jennings 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair Pink US $103.39
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Wheelchair 20x16 AntiTip US $249.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Wheelchair 20 X 18 FBA US $241.24
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 Everest Jennings Wheelchair Advantage 18X16 Full Arm US $119.99
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 Transport Wheelchair Lightweight Aluminum 17 Blue Everest Jennings US $139.00
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 Everest Jennings Side Pouch for Manual Wheelchair Black Nylon Tote Bag Chair US $15.95
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 New Everest Jennings Electric Powered Wheelchair 90762485 US $499.95
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 Everest Jennings Metro Power III Wheelchair Chair 18 US $1,297.00
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 Everest Jennings Metro Power III Wheelchair Chair 20 US $1,297.00
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 24x18 US $299.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 20x18 US $299.95
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 Everest Jennings WIDE Paramount XD Wheelchair 30x19 US $989.00
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 Everest Jennings WIDE Paramount XD Wheelchair 26x19 US $799.00
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Recliner Wheelchair 51012 US $532.99
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L3 Wheelchair Detachable Desk US $179.99
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 Everest Jennings Wheelchair Dual Mode Charger 24V 24 Volt V NEW US $82.85
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 EVEREST JENNINGS COMP MB857 35 12v AGM VMAX Scooter Wheelchair battery US $119.99
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings 3H Models US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings 3N Models US $169.90
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings MX Model US $169.90
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings Navigator US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings 3P Models US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings Quest US $169.90
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings 3V Models US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings Saber ES US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings 3W Models US $329.00
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 Wheelchair Batteries for Everest Jennings Saber ES GT US $329.00
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 Everest Jennings Advantage Wheelchair W Swing Feet US $191.99
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Wheelchair 51010 US $284.49
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 Everest Jennings GF Wheelchair Vista 18 x 16 Desk Arms Footrests US $114.99
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 Everest Jennings EJ D MP 02 10 00181 Wheelchair US $825.68
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 METRO Everest Jennings Foldable Adult Wheel Chair US $199.00
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 EVEREST JENNINGS Wheelchair 12V AGM Battery VMAXMB107 US $209.99
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 EVEREST JENNINGS Wheelchair AGM Battery VMAXMB96 US $179.95
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 Power Wheelchair Joystick Everest Jennings Solaire US $225.00
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 Everest Jennings Wheelchair O2 Holder Bag Black Each US $22.15
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 Everest Jennings Sidepouch for wheelchairs Each US $18.06
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 Everest Jennings Gel Calf Pad for Wheelchairs Each US $41.75
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 Everest Jennings Gel Leg Wraps for Wheelchairs Pair US $22.75
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 EVEREST JENNINGS EJ POWER WHEELCHAIR SHROUD US $100.00
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 EVEREST AND JENNINGS 12630 24 VOLT WHEEL CHAIR CHARGER US $7.77
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 Everest Jennings 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair Green US $103.39
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 Everest Jennings Paramount Bariatric Wheelchair 24x18 US $424.95
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 Everest Jennings Paramount Bariatric Wheelchair 22x18 US $429.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Wheelchair 18x16 AntiTip US $249.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Wheelchair 16x16 AntiTip US $249.95
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 Metro Power III Wheelchair Everest Jennings 20 Desk US $1,101.44
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 Everest Jennings Paramount XD 30 Wheelchair ELR US $870.70
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 Everest Jennings Paramount XD 30 Desk Arm Wheelchair US $804.45
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 Everest Jennings Paramount XD 26 Wheelchair ELR US $705.09
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 Everest Jennings Paramount XD 26 Desk Arm Wheelchair US $638.85
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 Everest Jennings Paramount 24 Desk Arm Wheelchair US $270.10
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 24 X 18 NEW US $899.01
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 Everest Jennings Traveler HD Wheelchair 22 X 18 NEW US $267.08
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 18 Everest Jennings Traveler L4 Folding Wheelchair US $209.38
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 NEW Everest Jennings Metro IC4 Plus 18 Wheelchair US $181.78
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 NEW 20 x 16 Everest Jennings Traveler SE Wheelchair US $143.14
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 Folding Wheelchair 18 Everest Jennings Traveler SE US $162.68
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 Wheelchair Narrow 16 Everest Jennings Traveler SE US $146.78
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 Everest Jennings 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair Blue US $103.39
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 Everest Jennings EJ 17 Transport Chair Wheelchair US $105.08
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L3 Wheelchair 18x16 US $239.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L3 Wheelchair 20x16 US $249.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler L3 Wheelchair 16x16 US $239.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Wheelchair 18x16 FULL ARMS US $259.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Wheelchair 20x16 FULL ARMS US $259.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Wheelchair 18x16 ELEV LEGS US $279.95
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 Everest Jennings Traveler Wheelchair 20x16 ELEV LEGS US $279.95
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Accessible Sports Venues
by Lori Batcheller
Accessible sports venues are bringing new meaning to the commonly used phrase “level the playing field.”Besides incorporating the idea of fair competition, where no advantage is given to either team, these venues are making America’s favorite pastime accessible to all, according to Disaboom, the largest online community for people with disabilities.
To date, more than 80,000 children use more than 100 accessible baseball fields across the United States, including Puerto Rico. Each custom-designed field uses cushioned, rubberized turf to help prevent injuries, wheelchair accessible dugouts, and a completely flat surface to eliminate any barriers; the bases and mounds are painted on.
“The design removes all obstructions,” says Diane Alford, executive director of Miracle League—the nonprofit organization that created the first accessible field in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, nearly 10 years ago. The idea began in 1997 when a local youth baseball coach invited a disabled child who was cheering on his younger brother during games to join in. The following year, the Miracle League was formed to provide opportunities for all children to play baseball, regardless of their abilities.
Equality in rules
To equal the playing field, the Miracle League created new rules: every player bats once each inning; all base runners are safe; every player scores a run before the inning is over; and the last batter up gets a home run. And to make the game a community affair, local volunteers from youth groups such as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, church groups, parents, and other children, team up with the players to serve as “buddies” to assist them on the field. Finally, to ensure the game is fun rather than competitive, each team and each player wins every game.
Leveling the playing field
Simply creating new rules to play by didn’t solve the accessibility challenges. “We quickly recognized that the reason most children with a disability don’t participate in sports is because of the venues rather than the rules of play,” says Alford.
Playing on the same grass fields and with raised mounds and bases as the other community baseball teams presented potential safety hazards—not to mention additional challenge—to blind players and those on crutches or walkers or in wheelchairs.
After a lot of research and fund raising, including partnership with local Rotary Clubs, the Miracle League found a type of rubber that would make the playing field safe, latex-free, and provide the right surface for the ball to roll rather than stop, and not bounce up and hit someone. The new complex opened in Atlanta in April 2000, with 100 players participating on behalf of the 50,000 children with disabilities in the Atlanta area, generating national attention.
The League Grows
When Lisa Kensington learned about the Miracle League through HBO’s Real Sports, she immediately undertook creating an accessible field for her community outside of Denver, Colorado. Teaming up with the Foothills Parks and Recreation, the Jason Jennings Adaptive field opened in the spring of 2006 under the name of Sports Made Possible.
“We opted to change our name from a Miracle League to Sports Made Possible to better reflect our mission,” says Kensington. While Kensington has been involved with other major fund raising efforts prior to this one, she says that creating Sports Made Possible has been the most fulfilling project she’s ever done.
“It’s a win-win game for everyone involved,” says Kensington. “The buddies get to build a relationship with a disabled child, and the children get to build relationships with other community members.”
Looking to the future
The Miracle League hopes to serve more than 1.3 million children through 500 accessible fields by 2012. Currently 40 fields are under construction with 50 more in development.
To learn more about accessible sports venues visit disaboom.com. Since its launch in 2007, Disaboom is dedicated to providing the resources and information necessary for people with disabilities to live forward.
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