What does NWAA stand for?

National Wheelchair Athletic Association

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Wheelchair Team in 1969, recipient of PVA's Jack Gerhardt Athlete of the Year Award, recipient of National Wheelchair Athlete of the Year, and inductee into the National Wheelchair Athletic Association (NWAA) Hall of Fame, National Wheelchair Basketball Association Hall of Fame, and the Athletes with Disabilities Hall of Fame.

In memoriam: men beyond measure

In 199S, Dempsey was inducted into the National Wheelchair Athletic Association Hall of Fame.

Mike Dempsey: turning the tables

The governing body for the Games was the National Wheelchair Athletic Association which was recognized by the ISMGF to select U.

The first 25 years, 1948 to 1953

Historically, sport for individuals with disabilities started within the United States with the formation of the American Athletic Association of the Deaf (1945), with a variety of other organizations being established over the following 48 years; including the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (1949), National Wheelchair Athletic Association (1956), National Handicapped Sports (1967), Special Olympics International (1968), U.

A reflection on person-first usage

Athletes from around the United States participated in a training camp sponsored by the National Wheelchair Athletic Association (NWAA) and the United States Olympic Foundation.

Peak wheelchair ergometry metabolic values of elite wheelchair ...

For example, the National Wheelchair Athletic Association (NWAA) has nearly finalized agreements with organizations for wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis which would incorporate these programs into NWAA activities and organizational structure.

COSD forum: cooperative relations

By 1980, previous restrictions imposed by the National Wheelchair Athletic Association (NWAA) upon racing wheelchair designs were relaxed, permitting extensive modifications of racing equipment.

Cardiorespiratory and perceptual responses using handrims of various ...

Immediately thereafter she joined the National Wheelchair Athletic Association (NWAA) and entered her first competitive swimming meet.

Nancy Anderson