Are you following USABA athlete Kyle Coon’s Twitter Takeover? Kyle is live tweeting updates on tandem teams from the 2018 U.S. Paralympics Track Cycling National Championships. Follow along: www.twitter.com/USABA ... See more

The latest Tweets from USABA (@USABA). Empowering │ Inspiring │ Life-Changing Impacting the lives of Americans who are blind and visually impaired through sport, recreation, and physical activity. Colorado Springs, CO, USA ... See more

Triathlete Kyle Coon recently became the first totally blind athlete to finish an IRONMAN in under 11 hours and is now training to make the Tokyo 2020 U.S. Paralympics team.

This weekend, Kyle is taking over USABA’s Twitter, covering the U.S. Paralympic Track Cycling Nationals in Colorado Springs. Follow along: www.twitter.com/USABA ... See more

Kyle Coon has been totally blind since age 6. That hasn't kept him from rock climbing at 9, climbing Kilimanjaro at 15, and, oh yeah, becoming the fastest totally blind person to ever finish an Ironman race. ... See more

USABA's Director of Development (and four-time Paralympian!) Pam McGonigle introduces us to Maida, her running guide dog via Women's Running Magazine.

When blind runners hit the trails, they’re trusting their guide dogs with their lives.

Anthony Ferraro is a wrestler turned judo athlete and is laser focused on the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Former St. John Vianney wrestler Anthony Ferraro, legally blind since birth, hopes to qualify for the 2020 Paralympics in Judo.