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Rocky Mountain Adaptive Equipment Demo Day at the Glenrose

September 13 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm MDT

Rocky Mountain Adaptive will be making a trip up north to Edmonton, to showcase their awesome adaptive equipment! They will be hosting a variety of skill building days and try it camps. There will be an equipment demo day at the Glenrose on September 13th from 11am-4pm. There will be a paddle sport skills camp on September 14 and 15 (https://rockymountainadaptive.com/book/912/ ). There will a bike skills camp from September 17-19th (https://rockymountainadaptive.com/book/914/ ) and there will be a multisport try it camp on September 20th ( https://rockymountainadaptive.com/book/911/ ). All camps are FREE to attend, they just require a deposit to confirm your spot, but this deposit can be used as a credit for future adventures with RMA! Check out a full overview of their organization and program offerings on their website: https://rockymountainadaptive.com/

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Date:
September 13
Time:
11:00 am - 4:00 pm MDT
Event Category:

Venue

Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
10230 111 Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5A 4X7 Canada + Google Map

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