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SNEWS® Live: Paradox Sports offers adaptive technology and resources to boost the active disabled

Posted: 09/14/2007 In Category(s): Podcasts :: Outdoor Video, Outdoor

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SNEWS® Live: World-class adventure athlete Timmy O'Neill has a new mission. The self-styled climber, comedian and filmmaker is leading a national effort to provide the disabled with tools and resources they need to lead an active lifestyle. As the co-founder of Paradox Sports, O'Neill is making it possible for paraplegics, amputees and the blind to participate in a variety of sports ranging from downhill skiing to skydiving.

SNEWS® Live connected with O'Neill at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2007 in Salt Lake City, Utah, to get the inside story on this new outside initiative.

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