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Virginia Beach Adaptive Watersports

Water Sport Schools
Water Sport Clubs

Address

Virginia Beach Adaptive Watersports
400 Baker Rd
Virginia Beach
VA 23462
USA

Email:: vbaw23462@gmail.com
Alt. Email:: dallasn137@aol.com
Phone:: 757-672-8471
Alt. Phone:: 757-523-0771
Website:: https://vbaw.org/?fbclid=IwAR2Xu-xkdtv4e6jmINAhiwjLwZyy-JanU0Q7QVZ7s9VU3ip9X-61cBPtqPA
Facebook:: https://www.facebook.com/VBAW.org

Water Sports

Wakeboard
Waterski
Wakeskate
Kneeboard
Barefoot
Tricks
Disabled
SUP
Tubing

Features

Slalom Course

About

Virginia Beach Adaptive Water Sports was created to make adaptive waterskiing and wakeboarding available to disabled people and their families. By providing a safe and challenging adaptive water sports program, Virginia Beach Adaptive Water Sports is able to enhance their quality of life.

The program is run by Dallas Norman. Dallas is a certified disabled water ski instructor with decades of experience. Along with Dallas, Virginia Beach Adaptive Water Sports has a group of volunteers that are enthusiastic about giving those with disabilities the opportunity to experience fun on the water.

Throughout the year, Virginia Beach Adaptive Water Sports hosts a variety of events for the disabled, including USO Warrior Week, Disabled Sports USA (a Walter Reed Hospital event) and the SSVA (an intellectual and developmental Disability Ski event).

Kayaking, paddleboarding and tubing are also offered. All water sports take place behind a MasterCraft boat on Witchduck Lake, a private lake in Virginia Beach, Virginia.