Recap: The Everest Orford Challenge
Beautiful day for the Everest Orford Challenge ! For more pictures, click here !
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Beautiful day for the Everest Orford Challenge ! For more pictures, click here !
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Choosing adaptive equipment also means thinking about the environment where it will be used. A solution may perfectly address a particular need while being less suited to certain conditions or locations. Before making a choice, several factors can be considered : The activity matters, but so does the environment where it takes place. Taking the
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Winter may seem far away… but accessibility projects start taking shape now. Skating, snowy trails, outdoor events, or recreational activities: there are several solutions that can help more people take part. As with many projects, preparation can play an important role in a successful season. Taking the time to assess needs, available equipment, and the
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The Orford Everest Challenge is coming up! The largest gathering of Joëlette(s)—probably on the entire American continent—which is now co-organized by AlterGo and the Adaptive Sport Foundation, taking place September 25–27… at Mont Orford, of course! As it does every year, Zero Limit’ is pleased to be a partner of the event. If you would
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Pushing the limits of what’s possible means believing there’s always a way to go further. More than a slogan, it’s a philosophy that guides everything we do. We believe that limits are not fixed. With the right solutions, it’s often possible to make an activity, a place, or an experience more accessible. Every project is
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Summer is already well underway… Hikes, beach days, family outings, sporting activities, community events… Every summer brings new opportunities to create lasting memories and enjoy the outdoors. Have you experienced a great outing with one of our equipment solutions this season? We’d love to see your photos, videos, or hear your story. Because every shared
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Every community faces different accessibility challenges. In some areas, accessible trails are a priority. In others, the biggest challenges involve beaches, pools, sports facilities, or community events. Through our conversations with municipalities, organizations, and community members, we’ve seen that accessibility needs can vary greatly from one place to another. One thing remains true: identifying barriers
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Expanding the reach of an innovative solution across a large territory can be challenging, especially when it comes to supporting organizations, municipalities, professionals, and end users in finding the right equipment for their needs. For several years, Zero Limit’ has partnered with manufacturers to help make adaptive equipment available across Canada. Our goal is to
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“We purchased the Joëlette to help include our daughter in our outdoor adventures (…) Thank you so much, you have made our daughter’s inclusion a reality.” Thank you very much for this wonderful feedback. Every project is unique, but they often share the same goal: helping more people participate in the activities they love. Knowing
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When people think about pool accessibility, they often think of aquatic wheelchairs or pool lifts. But did you know that specially designed pool access ramps are also available? These systems provide a gradual way to enter and exit the water using a gentle slope and supportive handrails. They can be adapted to different pool configurations
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