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National Ability Center holds ride for adaptive athlete awareness

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PARK CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The National Ability Center held its 17th annual MOFO Ride in Park City, raising awareness for adaptive athletes. Founded in Park City in 1985, the NAC empowers individuals with disabilities through adaptive recreation, outdoor adventure, and community-based programs that build confidence, independence, and belonging.

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