Access Leisure Sports

Access Leisure’s Adaptive sports program provides opportunities for people with physical disabilities to participate in sports, recreation and camps. Our programs range from adaptive cycling to wheelchair sports to aqua aerobics. We look forward to seeing you at our next event.

Access leisure adaptive sports

  • Aqua Aerobics & Social Swim - Welcome back to summer, let’s head to the pool! This session is great for all abilities. The pool has a chair lift & a zero depth entry (like the beach 😊). Staff will lead participants in an aqua aerobics session, followed by time for free swim, socializing, and enjoying the water features.
  • Baseball - Baseball programs for children, youth and adults spring/summer program runs annually from April through June. The Fall program runs September and October. All events are held at River Cats Independence Field (RCIF). Loaner sport wheelchairs are available during all RCIF programs.
  • Cycling Program - Come join in this fun and exciting sport that can be shared with family and friends while providing excellent health benefits. We continue to add new rides and join with established events for another exciting cycling season. A limited number of handcycles and tandems will be available for use w/ reservation. Dates, times, and locations varies for each ride.
  • RCIF Youth Baseball Program - River Cats Independence Field is a fully-accessible baseball field made of a rubberized surface ideal for players with disabilities that use manual or power wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, or no assistive devices, to "Play Ball!? Come out and have fun with friends and family. This program is for children, youth and young adults with physical and/or intellectual disabilities.
  • SF Giants Wheelchair Softball -These practices are designed for our elite athletes with physical disabilities who wants to play for the SF Giants Wheelchair softball team and compete at the highest level.

If you are interested in any of these sports, please contact Kou Yang at kyang2@cityofsacramento.org.

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