Doctorate Graduation
At 3:15 PM our Grand Canyon University (GCU) driver, from the day before, picked us up at the Hotel to take us over to video tape a...
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Gabriel's Row
Self-Determination, Motivation, & Leadership
In 2009, Gabriel’s Row took its ‘first steps’ on a journey to having a healthy, adaptive life. Being a bi-lateral, above knees amputee, I have committed my life, to areas of physical exercise, adaptive sports competition, education, and in general, a happy and healthy lifestyle. I would like to share my adaptive experiences, with not just the disabled, but with able-bodied individuals as well.
Gabriel's Row: Welcome
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The pain of my personal defeat, physical breakdown, at the CRASH-B’s lingered with me for several months afterwards. One of the biggest...
The CRASH-Bs: The Second Act
There was over a year, and another annual CRASH-B’s competition, that went by since my first experience with adaptive rowing in Boston. I...
The Paralympic Rowing: Training/Tryouts
THE OLYMPIC CAMP INVITE Still glowing from my experience in Boston, I received an e-mail which weakened me at the knee – my only knee....
The C.R.A.S.H. - B's.
- BOSTON / HELP FROM BOB With the ‘insane’ commitment to compete at the C.R.A.S.H.-B.’s in Boston, there was training, logistics,...
Gabriel's Row
JACK AND ‘OUR’ MAIDEN VOYAGE My existence and routine, which I repeated every day in my house alone after losing my right leg, caused me...
STANDING TALL: STRIVING TO REGAIN MY IDENTITY
A person’s identity plays a vital role in his or her life. I am a 64-year-old bilateral amputee who, after 63 orthopedic operations, has...
Gabriel's Row: Blog2
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