Adapthletics

Episode now live!

Zach was born with a neuromuscular joint disorder called Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, that causes his lower body to become progressively weaker and consistently remain tight.
Zach joined me talk to about spending a good portion of his life feeling sorry for himself by allowing HSP to control him. But then something changed in his mind and he begun to step out of his comfort zone and tackle sports like football. From there he found a passion he pursuing a life of what he could do instead of focusing on what he could do. Following that passion to a career choice Zach now works with a wide range of adaptive clients to help them reclaim the same independence and freedoms.
Check his episode "Adapthletics" out now available on Spotify, Apple podcast and wherever you stream music and podcast under the Hungry Dog Barbell channel.

UPDATED LINK IN COMMENTS & DESCRIPTION! If anyone is interested in joining a book club for Disability Visibility keep on reading! On November 16, at 6:30, I’ll be holding one for the book Disability Visibility by Alice Wong. Within this book are 17 first person stories about personal relationships & experiences with diverse abilities. If you’d be interested in joining, EVEN IF YOU DIDN’T READ THE BOOK, feel free to join the zoom. Sign up via the QR code for a great discussion on Disability Visibility!

If anyone is interested in joining a book club for Disability Visibility keep on reading! On November 16, I’ll be holding a book club for the book Disability Visibility by Alice Wong. Within this book are 17 first person stories about personal relationships & experiences with diverse abilities. If you’d be interested in joining, EVEN IF YOU DIDN’T READ THE BOOK, feel free to join the zoom. Sign up via the QR code for a great discussion on Disability Visibility!

Here we go again… See you November 19th! Once you try one, you’ll never go back.

These pictures deserve their own post. If you ever feel unmotivated or like your disability is weighing you down use this, the proof is here! I went into the race writing, “everyone with a disability can accomplish anything.” After completing the race I wrote, “Told you.” This again, goes to show that anything is possible, it’s just a matter of how far you’re willing to go. Let’s keep at this self improvement journey together. Always moving forward. No matter what. And once again, thank you to everyone who believed in me and gave me support!