Wheelchair basketball and other wheelchair sports
Wheelchair users on the court.
Ray Grandoit didn’t let his wheelchair stop him from draining 20-footers and tossing assists.
In this video, the man behind up-and-coming fashion label Ray Grand Apparel talks wheelchair recreation with his mentor, Ken Mumford, director of Boston’s Wheelchair Sports and Recreation Association.
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HEY WHATS UP RAY.MY NAMES RICHIE IM IN A CHAIR ALSO I USED TO COME BY THE COURT DOWN THERE ONCE IN A WHILE,BUT I GOT CAUGHT UP IN SOME CRAZY THINGS,BUT IM LOOKING FOWARD TO GETTING BACK INVOLVED WITH THE WHEELCHAIR COMMUNITY.IM ONLY 27 STILL YOUNG,BASKETBALL WAS ALWAYS MY SPORT EVEN NOW IN MY CHAIR I LOVE THE SPORT.WELL LOOK FOWARD TO HEARING BACK FROM YOU.TILL THEN,LIVE TO THE FULLEST.
Great video, Ray can hit those shots.
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